The article contradicts itself resulting in nothing more than a silly, uninformed rant. If: "Together they fashioned a general purpose programming language th

The article contradicts itself resulting in nothing more than a silly, uninformed rant. If: "Together they fashioned a general purpose programming language that was also suited to advanced mathematics and statistics and could run at speeds rivaling C, the granddaddy of the programming world." Then: "That said, it isn’t for everyone. Bezanson says it’s not exactly ideal for building desktop applications or operating systems, and though you can use it for web programming, it’s better suited to technical computing." does not follow based on the definition of "general purpose."