The emergence of software as an everyday thing has a profound impact on our lives, and the programming languages that create it also influence how we see, experience, and interact with the world. The English language's arbitrary numbering system makes math more difficult to learn, while other languages like Chinese provide a logical pattern that embeds math in the language itself. Programming languages can shape how designers and engineers think about software and impact how end-users use products. Simple languages like Python enable faster prototyping and design iterations, whereas complex languages like C++ or Java slow down the product cycle. The evolution of programming languages is creating a new type of Moore's Law, lowering the bar for entry into programming and allowing more people to translate their ideas into software, ultimately benefiting everyone.