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That goal has been scrapped multiple years ago. Even if it wasn't, the actual state of Dotty completely contradicts this goal. I think no sane person would look at Dotty and claim that complexity has gone down.
I think the aggregation of many *different sorts of* simplification doesn't sum to a simplification.
Absolutely! Plus, even if you'd liberally sum up simplifications–there is still more stuff that's new and complex than stuff that has been simplified or removed. Scala-the-language was best with Paul; focus and quality have been on an increasingly rapid decline since Paul left.
It should not be too simple. For people wanting that there are too many alternatives like Kotlin, Java, Python and JS.
I think that's a false comparison. The desire to avoid _needless_ complexity is completely different from wanting powerful features and accepting the required complexity in return. I wouldn't say that any of the languages you mentioned rate well on avoiding needless complexity.
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