> I also find that SQL feels to me quite a bit like Prolog (you have to sort of squint), and I find myself liking writing SQL way more than you're apparently su

> I also find that SQL feels to me quite a bit like Prolog (you have to sort of squint), and I find myself liking writing SQL way more than you're apparently supposed to from how much people complain about it online. That might have nothing to do with having learned Prolog, maybe my brain is just wired wrong. It's not just you. I'm in the process of writing "Euclid's Elements in SQL". It can be a beautiful thing if you think in relations, rather than tables.