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Stack based programming is not incomprehensible, if you break your program in smaller parts. Little syntax makes the mental model of the language easier. Concatenative only means they language forms a monoid. This means we a identity program and an operation which adds two programs together.  Every little program can be tested or even proved to work in a certain way. From this you need to build the bigger program. The stack manipulation is not more difficult than point free programming. You need a set of operators, which work the stack. If you have a good collection it is possible to write clear code.

It are programming languages with a very trivial structure. It makes reasoning about your code easier. Like scheme does. It makes the implementation on new platforms easy, like scheme.