I believe F# will never be really popular

Think about it: C# already got the cool functional features that have real practical use. When I say this, I think about lambda expressions basically and how powerful they work with LINQ. I firmly believe that better thread handling language features will be incorporated into C# too, and after that F# really won't have any real advantage over it.

Am I right, or am I right?

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1.2599211
But that's even further from a properly tuned major third than 1.2599211, the 12-equal third, is. Around 270 cents I'd guess. You clearly don't understand waves or harmony, but that's understandable in a mind warped by the 12-equal system, in which harmony works only on paper thanks to the mathematical farce based on wishful thinking that is its layout.