I agree, we need to have far more human compilers. Perhaps, when I compiler runs across a type violation it just breaks out laughing at you. "HA HA HA! You id

I agree, we need to have far more human compilers. Perhaps, when I compiler runs across a type violation it just breaks out laughing at you. "HA HA HA! You idiot! You defined this variable as a string, and then you tried to do arithmetic on it, WHAT WERE YOU THINKING?" Maybe the compiler can just complain about the user. "Seriously, this guy first gets me to make this integer, and that's cool, but then he starts to use it like it was a float, so you know, I gotta go and rearrange ALL the bits. Then you know what he does, he goes and takes another integer and tries to math them together. Screw that guy. But you want to know the kicker? After all of this, he casts it back to an int and then tries to append a string. Seriously. Make up your mind. I need a beer. What do you think I am, Javascript?" Maybe the compiler just gets angry. "You know what? First you claim it's this structure, then you treat it like that structure. Whatever, I say it's crap. I'm deleting it. Write it again, and make sense this time." I prefer my computers less human.