Articulating the ineffable. Programming language theory 
cognitive psychology. PhD @Stanford
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It seems we have a notational paucity of context-free delimiters. {} for blocks/sets/dictionaries, [] for lists/indexes/intervals/type params, <> for type params/vectors, () for tuples/precendence/AST nodes. They're so useful, maybe we need more?
I suppose we do have a number of composite delimiters, like /* */, (* *), [[ ]], --[[ ]]--, and custom delimiters with Heredoc. Seems like that shifts the work to the lexer though. And I'm sure we could come up with prettier delimiters if we tried.
I want a team of mathematicians, artists, educations, and cognitive psychologists to revisit math/programming symbols. What's a notation for sets/arithmetic expressions/etc. that most meaningfully conveys their semantics?
yeah at some point random weird symbols is too confusing. use the type system (ECOOP 2014) or explicit macro names (ICFP 2018) to disambiguate!
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