It would seem to me that reading laws has become an arcane discipline, partly due to it being expressed in a language with overly long sentences, which handles branches and references very poorly from a readability perspective.

> Imagine news anchors explaining that Biden agreed to add the lambda sign, but was heavily criticized by McConnell for his use of a monad instead of a plain for loop.

While that would surely be interesting to watch, I think we both know that's not what would happen.

Like I wouldn't ask you "number four plus sign number four equal sign X?"