FIRST CLASS COMMENTS
Inspired by Langjam's first theme.

Imagine this text is a program. In this program, comments no longer start with
// or /* */ or #, but instead, everything is a comment by default.

In this style you can define variables directly in text. Let's say I want to 
define what a [rectangle] is. A (rectangle) has [width] and [height], as well
as [units].

The (rectangle)'s area is calculated by calling the [area: width * height]
function.

Let's calculate the area of my room:

  rectangle.width = 6
  rectangle.heigth = 9
  rectangle.units = "ft"
  room_area = rectangle.area()

`room_area rectangle.units` is the answer.

As we see, long stretches of code are indented, and string interpolation is done
with backticks. This makes mixing code and prose easy because it an be seen as 
a special type of quotation - executable quotation.

And that's it. The rest of the language is like any other. The goal of the
language is "comments first", "code second", to ensure the reader has full
context of what the author means so they can understand it.