I would prefer not wanting to read code like english. You most certainly don't want o replace common math operators with plus/minus `c = a + b` is preferrable o

I would prefer not wanting to read code like english. You most certainly don't want o replace common math operators with plus/minus `c = a + b` is preferrable over `c is a plus b`. The second one is harder to parse and understand. When writing code you are pattern matching and certain special symbols such as `()` over `None` and `attrs.clone().into_object()` over `clone attrs as object` are just faster to detect at an instance. Using more english prose becomes a word salad that is harder to parse than using special symbols which convey meaning. Certainly more familiarity with a programming language and it's syntax elements will help you your pattern matching mechanism and allows you to understand code faster. In my opinion Smalltalk gets it quite well in this regard. I also would rather prefer lisp language syntax, or apl.