perfectnsphere

At its heart, Monte Carlo is just trying something a bunch of times and seeing what happens, right1?

#1 I know a few people who call themselves senior devs who are bad programmers and #1 is the first tell.

No, you do not need to wrap every method all the way down in a try catch. You see, that makes it impossible to catch real errors AND it makes the code at least 5x more difficult to read.

OP in your mind what is the difference between two people of different races? Do you imagine the only differences are the ones we see?

I'm not sure what you mean by progress.

Why do you think it's awesome? It's just another zealous implementation of some guys unearned and unfounded ideology. You know you can write the same thing with regular JavaScript and cut out the middle-man.