I interpret "wat" in the original "wat" presentation as "certain behaviors that can't be predicted by reading the code". In this regard, I don't think many thin

I interpret "wat" in the original "wat" presentation as "certain behaviors that can't be predicted by reading the code". In this regard, I don't think many things pointed out in the article can be considered as "wat". I could predict the behavior of many items fairly easily. The same thing could not be applied when I watched the original "wat" presentation. The only exception I think is the bool coercion. Even though I can predict the behavior, I find it fairly disturbing. I believe that should have been removed when transitioning to Python 3. It is very unfortunate, considering Python is generally reluctant to implicit type conversion.