I think that progress will be made either way. I think that languages should first of all interoperate. So if there is a good library in C++, Python or Julia, we should be able to make it usable from Fortran easily, and vice versa. Then, if there is a need or advantage to rewrite something in Fortran (so that, for example, you can extend it from Fortran itself), it can also be done.
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