Academic liars

If they say they want to make programming better and they use C, teach C, or are not trying to replace C, they are a liar.
If they say C is a good imperative programming language and anything better must be functional or object-oriented, they are a liar.
If they say a simplified or less undefined C will make programming better, they are a liar.
If they say C is too hard to replace, they are a liar.

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I don't know what ``the software abstraction'' means, but there are two different issues here. One is ``hackers'' creating crap like node.js and using it everywhere and the other one is academic liars saying it's good or too hard to change (neither are true).