Only a mind that appreciates abstractions like monads, could come up with concept of advancing a language by retroactively calling parts of the standard an "extension" and then removing those "extensions".
If it think too long about it, it makes complete sense. Like adding -3 to 2. But it's also quite bonkers...
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