It's human nature to resist change. Making a clean break and avoiding backwards compatibility was the smart move, it annoyed many, but I look around and see som

It's human nature to resist change. Making a clean break and avoiding backwards compatibility was the smart move, it annoyed many, but I look around and see some languages truly suffering from such things years down the track. Python3 is superior, its nothing but fandom when people say otherwise. Starting from scratch I'm yet to see any real benefit for 2, yet it still happens routinely due to the mindsets of some.