The scientific community just want's the easiest language that gets the math/job done. They focus on the science and don't want to be bothered with the rest. Th

The scientific community just want's the easiest language that gets the math/job done. They focus on the science and don't want to be bothered with the rest. They'd still use Matlab if that got the job done. Java is pretty much the opposite, very large focus on architecture with DI-magic and extremely verbose. The lasagna building has gone out of style and never reasoned well with scientists which is why they never used it in the first place.