The perfect language

[Christopher Smith]

Today, I'm announcing the perfect programming language: Twobase. It 
exceeds the power of C++, LISP, or assembler, and the syntactic 
simplicity of Smalltalk or Scheme. It runs on all digital computers, and 
is capable of any abstraction, but it's real power comes from the 
simplicity of its syntax, whose light cognitive load is instantly 
comprehensible not only by almost any human, but by computers as well, 
allowing for easy parsing and dynamic code generation.

The entire language is made up of two glyphs: 0 and 1.
--Chris

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