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Sounds like the author understands complexity well, but hasn't found away to avoid it (Clojure) https://tednesday.wordpress.com/2022/02/22/is-c-doomed/
> And the biggest problem is that you are forced to care about these things, whether you opted in or not, because everything ultimately effects everything else.
ruby has this problem, too
everything you load affects everything else that is loaded, globally