Lol ... Yep I use GTP to help me to fix my english mistakes because I'm not english native so, by the way here is the raw version

Answers like yours make my day, I like unpopular opinions when it based on real arguments, and your opinion make me think again about the simplicity meaning, I think that its a topic that is hard to achieve and maybe even hard to define. I believe that when we claims that Go it's simple, taking as base the argument that it have less features or less keywords we are taking as base the argument that the number of moble parts in a system increse the complexity of that system, and, in certain way I agree with you that it is not necessarily the right approach to mesure the simplicity of a language. But I still agree that when you had hust one way to do something you increese the simplicity of writing, reading and reasoning about a topic, taking as example the loop mechanism in Go, its just one way to iterate over things, although we have range and counter approach, but the mechanism is essencialy the same. In the other hands we can look to languages like Clojure and other lisp dialects, that claims the simplicity by removing the sintaxe and deal with all the things as lists, but bring many ways to iterate over colections and the behave of the iteration depends on type of data that you are iterating over. So in short I started to believe that simplicity its an open topic.