@mratsim \- thinking about this some more..

"Interfaces are runtime (or compile-time), generics only work at compile-time."

I thought one of the big features of strict type checking was the compiler 
'knows'/enforces what types can be passed to a proc at runtime, and can verify 
they supply all the needed procs/behaviors..

@mratsim , @spip \- Thanks again for you replies. It appears I have some basics 
to google/read up on. Let me get my basics right, and maybe the differences 
will be more clear.

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