Perl's brand is damaged. No amount of explaining fixes a broken brand. The best that can probably be done is to create a new language which is, say, a clean su

Perl's brand is damaged. No amount of explaining fixes a broken brand. The best that can probably be done is to create a new language which is, say, a clean subset of Perl 6 and call it something new, focusing the message on how readable and intuitive it is.