Even if languages have different typing regimes, that does not mean that they can be compared. They are means to an end after all. Outside the language itself,

Even if languages have different typing regimes, that does not mean that they can be compared. They are means to an end after all. Outside the language itself, you can also compare ecosystems, available tooling, etc. For his ends, statically-typed languages have benefits over Python: Obnam is about 15000 lines of Python code. That turned out to be too much for me in Python: too often there were bugs that a static, strong type system would have caught.