Are you really saying that there's no place for generics? You can't think outside your own anecdotal experience and see that there's a reason generics exist an

Are you really saying that there's no place for generics? You can't think outside your own anecdotal experience and see that there's a reason generics exist and are used and considered important by many serious engineers? Are you saying that every one of the many serious engineers who miss generics when writing Go are just not thinking outside the generics box? Or are you willing to admit that, while Go without generics may be a great language for many applications, there clearly are applications where generics are the right language construct for the job?