But Python's methods already have self curried in. Class.foo(self, x) takes two arguments, but instance.foo(x) already has self bound, and only takes on argumen

But Python's methods already have self curried in. Class.foo(self, x) takes two arguments, but instance.foo(x) already has self bound, and only takes on argument. This lets you do bar = instance.foo; bar(x) and it'll still work. Much more consistent.