It’s a well researched question, the solution is that an all loving god does not exist.

Not at all I guess?

Like this article in the German Wikipedia, a list of bridges of some random type, which has been in the top 20 for years: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_größten_Auslegerbrücken

Who is that and why should I think of her?

I’m not, and I’m perfectly aware of the ambiguity of “tell” meaning both “understand” and “communicate”. But so is the person who wrote that clickbait title.

“They can tell” implies "they can speak“. No they can’t. #Clickbait

Repeat that when you are in said situation.

They also had no science, no literature, no music, 85 % child mortality, and died of old age at 35. Coincidence?

“May” always means “or may not”. There’s a reason why they don’t simply say “improves”. #clickbait

If the post is not a joke, your grammar definitely is

Right, that’s when you should look for a driver language that’s better suited for the job, e. g. Python.

Every database I know comes with an SQL shell that takes commands from stdin and writes query results to stdout. Remember that “bash” never means bash alone, but all the command line tools from cut via jq to awk and beyond … so, that SQL shell would be what you call “bash library”.

Bash is perfectly good for what you’re describing.

Asking “why” only makes sense in the context of a conscious decision, unless you accept something like “because the Big Bang happened” as an answer.

Which of them?

Americans invented neither the car not the computer.

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Most of them

1984

Germans, being efficient, just call it “veh”