Are you claiming the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis isn't true on ycombinator?
This is a forum famous for talking about blub languages and lisp. And if it's true for artificial languages, that's a strong indicator that it's true for human ones.
But sadly there are very few studies comparing programming languages and I've never seen one comparing human languages qualitatively.
Are you claiming the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis isn't true on ycombinator?
This is a forum famous for talking about blub languages and lisp. And if it's true for artificial languages, that's a strong indicator that it's true for human ones.
But sadly there are very few studies comparing programming languages and I've never seen one comparing human languages qualitatively.