I'm a mechanical engineer. I design physical products in the consumer goods market. Only one of your points even makes sense to me (As in - yes, I know what the

I'm a mechanical engineer. I design physical products in the consumer goods market. Only one of your points even makes sense to me (As in - yes, I know what the tab key does) but that doesn't impact my daily life because my editor takes care of that for me. On the other hand, I'm able to use python to perform tasks that would take my team of engineers/designers weeks to accomplish. I'm able to automate documentation and import/export/convert various files to enable collaboration in a way that even the most diligent engineer wouldn't have time to keep up with. In short, python allows me to single handedly enable my team to operate at a level that wouldn't be possible otherwise. And I'm able to do this in small chunks, allowing the code to leave my mind while I go back to my "real job", while still being simple to come back to weeks/months later and modify/extend as needed. It's a game changing programming language, and I'd never have been able to accomplish any of that if it wasn't designed to be as simple (yet fully functional) as possible.