Of course not. Some people really like their illusions.<p>But seriously: Having been part of a community that thought their language made them &quot;super-programmers&quot; I can say this: It&#x27;s possible that on some level, the language does give a significant tooling advantage. However, this is often going to be completely swamped by various soft&#x2F;human factors.<p>A baroque quartet consisting of very mature musicians who work supremely well together is still going to produce far better music than a &quot;super-group&quot; of ego-driven martinets who secretly despise each other. It wouldn&#x27;t matter how technologically advanced their instruments were over the 1st group, even if those instruments played themselves.<p>It&#x27;s the group that truly gels, has healthy interpersonal dynamics, has relevant experience, and healthy practice habits that is going to be the better musical group.<p>Resolving the analogy left as an exercise.