> "simplicity” of SSA only exists because we’ve decided mutation is evil And SICP is still relevant, even more so today with concurrency problems all over. If

> "simplicity” of SSA only exists because we’ve decided mutation is evil And SICP is still relevant, even more so today with concurrency problems all over. If in Intel Chips, threads with locking solutions, or multi-processing. Shared state should not exist, and functional languages did win there.