How is the software going you ask?

I am almost a gazillionare.

I have this thing rigged in the lab, tuned. At the end, I get these consistent Bson streams flowing at my few lines of code. What I mean is that, using the methods on Sqlite3, I can filler er cup, step through them, sift through them, print their names, look at their values, compare two streams. All nested Bson streams. And my same few lines of code can generate them, giving them to Sqlite3 as tables, easily managed, easy to locate, and it manages arbitrary key value data. I cannot see how the WhatBooks can survive with this power.

But I am a slow, sporadic programmer, often led into the wilderness of funny algorithms and games.

But here is a sort of proof, an actual sequence of text Json executing completely through the path, using symbol and names. From the terminal into the machine where it called the System Echo.

Json
{local:SystemEcho{"select * from console;"}}

Magic table:parser
Echo SystemEcho {"select * from console;"}}

Sqlson tables are a great idea, the combination of vertical tables for control and the availability of square schemas on command. The ability to store in square table, but read with intelligent Bson. I got it right.