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    "comment": "Given Cardano's relative lack of success over the years in attracting developers vs. its peers, I believe it is worth taking a gamble on a typescript-shaped imperative language.  There is a valid argument that functional programming is no longer as steep a challenge with the rise of vibe coding. But, Cardano's historic record of NOT overly attracting developers has not so far been disrupted by AI. So, the case for taking a gamble at this price on adopting an imperative smart contract programming language still seems persuasive enough.  It only requires a modicum of first principles thinking to conclude that something akin to the world's most popular programming language has a good chance of seeing more adoption than something more akin to languages that are far less adopted.  Additionally, this is not an \"OR\" situation where we replace one arrow with another.   This would be an \"AND\" situation where we hope to add another arrow in the quiver.  "
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