> I don't buy that. I think you underestimate how many systems are stringly-typed, not just in terms of problematic programming languages, but data traveling b

> I don't buy that. I think you underestimate how many systems are stringly-typed, not just in terms of problematic programming languages, but data traveling between different APIs or through literal dead-tree paperwork. They don't have to all fail at null handling, just one or two can gum up the works.