I've been relatively quiet the past 6 weeks working on Scroll 2.

Scroll 2 has a radically simpler design (figured out a few small compounding improvements), that should make it much easier to explain, use, and allow it to be used for huge million - billion+ line projects.

It's a pain to replace a parser engine but I think it will be well worth it.

My vision, which I think now more than ever is possible, has been to "build a language for scientists of all ages".

I've meant that in both the sense of "a language so easy kids can use it" to "a language so compelling Planck and Einstein and Feynman would have used it".

Scroll 1 does not meet that goal, but Scroll 2 will. On the surface looks the same, but under the hood has some really interesting designs related to topological sorting, causality, and logic that I think will be highly useful and relevant for science and all that want to built trustworthy information.

It could even be a path to LLMs without hallucination. A resurgence for Symbolic AI.