> The amount of pre-existing respect for someone I'd need to have before I engage in a good-faith discussion on "are types good" is pretty high. > edit: To cla

> The amount of pre-existing respect for someone I'd need to have before I engage in a good-faith discussion on "are types good" is pretty high. > edit: To clarify, I am on the "types good" side of things I agree. Python 1 would have been worthless if it didn't have types.