"They drink cola like me!" can be read as, "they drink the same soda as I do," as in the specific brand and flavor. It can also be read as, "they drink cola the same way I do," as in straight out of the can or in a glass with ice.
A fad? No, definitely not. TypeScript brings features (and structure) that will /should probably make their way into JS.
It's sort of like asking, "does SASS replace CSS" or "is liquid the next HTML?" They're just implementations of features FE developers want in the core spec of JS, CSS, and HTML.
If Meta starts showing signs of EEE, then instances can block.
Well it looks like they're at the first E, there, buddy. Look at what they've already done to the internet, to your country, to the world. You want to give them the benefit of the doubt?
This was in reference to produced works of science fiction in an environment that rewarded and encouraged schlock. To apply it to people is ignorant, and to tout it as some sort of actual law is disingenuous.
