I don't know the details (because I don't understand unicode) but I am not sure what you said is possible. But to me ASCII seems like a hindrance. ``` fmt.Pri

I don't know the details (because I don't understand unicode) but I am not sure what you said is possible. But to me ASCII seems like a hindrance. ``` fmt.Println("Hello, 世界") ``` This line of go lang looks beautiful. I bet they never have to worry about bytes vs Unicode. Here is python... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgHbC6udIqc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgHbC6udIqc I'll add one more assertion to the list. People are born and people die. It is not fair for us to impose our mistakes and sins to the next generation. With that being said, my thought was simply all the scripts that are in python (even the simple build for Firefox was python 2 only last time I checked). The way forward for anyone new to python is for us to tell them: Python 2 doesn't matter. Don't look at it. Learn python by which I mean 3.0+ I still don't get why Google of all places can't support python 3 in its standard app engine. To me it sounds like standard is deprecated for the flexible (which doesn't have a free tier).