The purpose of human language is communication of concepts between two individual thinking people. The purpose of a programming language is literal instruction for a machine.
These are not directly comparable just because we use the same term to describe them.
To your second point, I wholeheartedly disagree. Go is not a difficult language to learn, nor is it particularly unique compared to the type of language it attempts to emulate. In fact I think it’s one of the easiest languages to learn if you already have experience in C-likes because of how obvious it is what it’s trying to do.
I think it is just a bad language. It’s simple to figure out how you need to use it, but it is obnoxious and tedious to do it in that way.
These are not directly comparable just because we use the same term to describe them.
To your second point, I wholeheartedly disagree. Go is not a difficult language to learn, nor is it particularly unique compared to the type of language it attempts to emulate. In fact I think it’s one of the easiest languages to learn if you already have experience in C-likes because of how obvious it is what it’s trying to do.
I think it is just a bad language. It’s simple to figure out how you need to use it, but it is obnoxious and tedious to do it in that way.