>>11It will probably have seg-faults by 2018. They will probably call seg-faults 'immutable error-like virtual system condition'.
By 2020, people like Crockford will tell you that those are a feature, somehow.
By 2023, the JS community will tell you they have now added xyz, which is 'better' than seg-faults and tell you, you shouldn't use seg-faults anymore.
They WILL reinvent anything. Then they'll give it another name. Then they'll tell you it's the newest thing. And when they notice they produced crap, they won't admit their fault but add yet another thing and tell you to use that instead.