yes, thank you for that. I honestly never cared much for the
   need to come up with concise languages for things. Perhaps they
   assist people in "back of the napkin" calculations but with easy
   access to keyboards and speech-to-text on our phones, I hope to
   see these compressed languages with their own strange grammars
   uncompressed and "speak aloud"-able some more. Its a long term
   goal. A strange one of mine, but it's one I hope to see or
   achieve at some point. I see abstract symbols as compressed data
   that simply need to be unzipped and put in their proper places
   so the program can be executed and the data read and the output
   on screen, so to speak.