Not me directly, but a common issue on all of the Debian (& derivatives) support forums is where people bust their Python install by doing a `sudo pip install..

Not me directly, but a common issue on all of the Debian (& derivatives) support forums is where people bust their Python install by doing a `sudo pip install...`. I know what that does, you know what that does, but I can assure you that the average user doesn't. I mention Go because I think it's heading in the same direction on Debian-based distros. Seems like there would be a better way to keep things straight...