Why not a repipe gluing operator so that foo%$%bar %>%>% f() is equivalent to (f(foo(bar)), f(bar(foo))) I'm just kidding, but please no more crypti

Why not a repipe gluing operator so that foo%$%bar %>%>% f() is equivalent to (f(foo(bar)), f(bar(foo))) I'm just kidding, but please no more cryptic symbols in Python's syntax, if it can be solved with functions instead. We have other languages to scratch that itch. I haven't read the PEP, so I don't know the trade-offs, but I'm not loving this (:=) syntactic sugar either.