To state the obvious, successful software languages specialize in various use cases. These uses cases include compute performance, cost, networking, maintainab

To state the obvious, successful software languages specialize in various use cases. These uses cases include compute performance, cost, networking, maintainability, reliability, graphics, readability and so on. Replacing Python from its niche of "easy to read and easy to write" combined with its ability to interface to 'C' would be difficult. There won't be a one-size-fits-all language.