"Also, it doesnt have things like global interpreter locks." is basically the only thing you said that is anything alike what I'm asserting. And it demonstrates a knowledge of a thing I contrasted Go against, without demonstrating knowledge of what Go is & why it is different. Further let me add that I don't think "clear start/APIs/framework" captures the essence at all; there is something deeper than framing and end users here- there is something deep in the bowels that is using the machine dislike how all else do, and that is sorcery that is deeply important.
Alright - note that I generally attempt to make one point per comment, hence the succint part on Go. Your comment goes deeper, that is good.
I don't believe we have diverging opinions however, hence my reply, as you did write that I was "wrong". But being wrong is difficult if we (mostly) share the same opinion.. in my opinion ;-)
Now then again, I do believe a clean start helps, and it's very possible that I didn't properly "capture the essence" , or at least not well enough
