• It introduces TIMTOWTDI, which I don't see elsewhere in this thread.
• It introduces at least 2 regex concepts, anchoring and alternation, which the OP or others might find this post helpful in explaining.
• It introduces Damianware. If you haven't attended his talk (from memory) "Temporally quaquaversial virtual nanomachine programming in multiple topologically connected quantum-relativistic parallel spacetimes ... made easy", you might look out for the next time he's in your part of the world & ask him to address your PM group. I'm as certain as I can be from memory that he discussed Quantum::Superpositions in the talk, from which I learned a lot.
• It introduces Perl6, in a way in which I thought even you would find acceptable.

If your quibble is that the line #use Perl6::Junction qw/ all any none one /; could be shortened to exclude all, none and one, I think it's a very minor point, especially given that it's a comment anyway.

Regards,

John Davies

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