You're pretty hilarious. There's no SCIENCE here, there's religious fanaticism on both sides driven by anecdotes from thousands of amateurs. Where's the rigor

You're pretty hilarious. There's no SCIENCE here, there's religious fanaticism on both sides driven by anecdotes from thousands of amateurs. Where's the rigorous study that shows if Go or Haskell is better for building quality software? These tools don't solve some mythical perfect "math" problem. They solve a "social" problem. We write software to help people. Wether a language has generics or not almost certainly not the most important factor that drives the success or failure of a project. But hey, I haven't done a rigorous study to back that up. At least I can admit that.