> 1. This is not a real problem (this only affects completely inexperienced users for whom everything is a problem anyways). To be fair, mostly nothing in pyth

> 1. This is not a real problem (this only affects completely inexperienced users for whom everything is a problem anyways). To be fair, mostly nothing in python is a "real problem", it's all just syntactic sugar to make coding more comfortable. > 3. Modules historically struggled to be "real" objects in Python. So, another direction this could've taken is giving up on making them real objects. No, go the opposite. Just make them first class objects. There is valuable comfort in this. Python is multi-paradigm anyway.