> The dependencies are static, so you can't do stuff like `if(Math.random() < .5) { require('foo') } else { require('bar') }`. That is a good thing. A lot of pe

> The dependencies are static, so you can't do stuff like `if(Math.random() < .5) { require('foo') } else { require('bar') }`. That is a good thing. A lot of people at this point agree that a statically analyzable dependency graph is a huge win. yeah but the 80% solution of loading them both statically but only executing them when the require is run works ridiculously well in practice.