I think I fall outside of the "most Python lovers" then. I love(ed) python for close to 20 years, and have written a ton in it as my main language. One project

I think I fall outside of the "most Python lovers" then. I love(ed) python for close to 20 years, and have written a ton in it as my main language. One project I worked on had us writing IronPython and IronRuby stuff (this was some years ago). I was forced to work on Ruby, and really hated it. Python, for me, was far superior. It really did not speak to me in any way. With that said, I started to look into Elixir 3-4 years ago, and it just clicked with me. In a short span of time I stopped developing anything new in Python, and now use Elixir as my go-to language of choice. I say this to say that it's worth the effort to at least expose people to new languages. It doesn't hurt anyone, and if other's aren't interested, they simply will not move to the new language. Others though might be pleasantly surprised to find out what other languages have to offer.