It's evident that you haven't used PowerShell. Almost all commands in PowerShell have short aliases. For instance, instead of typing 'Get-ChildItem', you can simply use 'gci', which stands for the first letters of each word. Unlike Bash and other shells, where you must learn various Domain-Specific Languages (DSLs) to handle XML, JSON, YAML, etc., PowerShell allows you to use its native language to work with any data type. This is because PowerShell operates on objects rather than plain text. Therefore, PowerShell is significantly more advanced than other shells.