I wish you were my father, my mentor back then 
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Have there been any studies? Which ones, where (journal), methodology…?
Negative feedback is something positive Negative feedback is what drives change (improvement).
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Your father? You can’t be serious 
Ok, I may be old… but I’m not done yet 
Back when? 
Back then, I was just another idiot and a jerk thinking "I’m gonna change the world… finger in the nose" 
. Whereas, it took me no less than 3 decades to (somewhat) affirm myself and be only but just somewhat less wrong than what I usually am 
Let’s face it: I’m really not much more than a student 
with some grey hair 
Come on, I didn’t take our ages into account 
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haha , i was waiting for that one . I have no idea , I copied the quote from a search via google and pasted it here to stir the pot a bit
Anway , it go’s both ways in that sense , there is no proof for either side of that argument , its just assumptions based on biased opinions.
There are obviously pro’s and con’s , which have different weight based on context.
Just bouncing on this to balance and explain my comment/meme. Again, not being a DEV but rather a PM/AD, there’s at least one thing I can say (and agree with @shaderbytes). Having ‘explicit’/‘plain english’ script is (in my opinion) a good thing. DEVS and ENG cannot remain just the only owners of a project (especially when the scope is kinda broad). We may not understand (need to understand) each and every details of a script (algorythm, process, method…) but somehow, having more people getting a better understanding of what’s going on is, I think, something positive. I certainly do appreciate JS for this. However, when it comes to creating classes, private, static, public and stuff… well, honestly, it is kind of a bit more tedious (and adds ‘complexity’ or less readibility). Again, my opinion only. I suppose - as in everything - there are pros and cons. I personally like JS because it is more ‘accessible’ for my level of coding skills
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I feels like, it make them easy to be click on it with them having colour inside the shape.
Just like the one I modify for my folders appearance.
The outline came to me from the idea to make it fit wit dark and light themes.