While interesting, it's hard to identify any component of the author's argument that isn't fundamentally flawed. Ambiguity is not "the true advantage" of natur

While interesting, it's hard to identify any component of the author's argument that isn't fundamentally flawed. Ambiguity is not "the true advantage" of natural language and certainly not one we want a query language to adopt. Pointing to the limits on the complexity of SQL queries most business folks can write overlooks the fact that there are SQL queries that most business folks can write. Wanting to make SQL more procedural is a terrible idea, for all the reasons already expressed more eloquently in this thread than I can.