> This is factually impossible. Factually it's not. It may be true that in a very very idealized thought-experiment, when someone has a perfect knowledge, neve

> This is factually impossible. Factually it's not. It may be true that in a very very idealized thought-experiment, when someone has a perfect knowledge, never makes mistakes, doesn't have preferences, can type arbitrary fast etc, python needs fewer keystrokes, fewer keywords or such, thus is faster. Who knows. But in reality none of the assumptions above hold, also literally everything plays a much bigger role in development speed anyway.