I know this is something that already came up, but years passed since then. I'd be curious to know what you other monks think now about...

Your feeling about Perl 6 is:

• The version after Perl 5
• No doubt, the best computer language in the known universe
• The Java/C#/Ruby/Python/Brainf*ck/... killer
• The definitive compiler-interpreter with its multi-backend architecture
• It's a stunningly advanced higher-level language
• Somewhat complex, sometimes I can't even follow perl6-* lists
• Far too complex, I definitely can't follow perl6-* lists
• Will I need to modify my scripts and classes?
• Is there a Perl6 language?
• Huh?

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