Maybe my visual capabilities are just more limited than yours :) That said, I wouldn’t call things like ‘end of statement’ or ‘end of this block’ noise. They ha

Maybe my visual capabilities are just more limited than yours :) That said, I wouldn’t call things like ‘end of statement’ or ‘end of this block’ noise. They have very real effects and using ; and } over "\n" and "\t" seems a decent choice. Natural languages have ".", "," and ";" for a reason, too; although one could argue for paragraphs to be roughly (but only roughly!) block-equivalents and inherently whitespacy.