HaloO,
I've mentioned the concept of supertyping in several posts
but now I want to dedicate a thread to it because it increases
the expressive power of Perl 6 if one can form abstractions
not only by creating subclasses and subroles but also by going
in the other direction. Here are some use
For those of us who don't think in terms compatible with Type Theory,
the suggestion is essentially this: instead of going from general to
specific, go from specific to general. E.g., for a given relationship
::A.does(::B) or ::A.isa(::B), include a way to start with ::B and
then to define ::A
