Exactly this. J and Uiua along with APL for me are very expressive. It doesn't take long to become comfortable with the glyphs. Sad to say, BQN's approach resonated with me, however, some subjective bias in me, didn't feel warm and fuzzy about the glyphs. And that's saying a lot, since I am good with J's ASCII noise, APL's glyphs, and now Uiua's glyphs. Sorry, Marshall! BQN is incredible. Maybe I had some sort of PTSD from my days at the Brooklyn Museum and some weird confluence of hieroglyphics and BQN glyphs!