It's probably the fact that it costs money at all. Python libraries and Jupyter notebooks can technically do a lot of things for free, so even rich tech compani

It's probably the fact that it costs money at all. Python libraries and Jupyter notebooks can technically do a lot of things for free, so even rich tech companies just default to the free option. Getting approval for paid software is a huge pain in the butt. Also, the fact that it doesn't use simple ASCII character code is probably frowned upon since you can't diff it in a version management system for code review. I do have a personal copy and I definitely do open it up when I really want to solve a hard mathematical problem quickly. Then I translate it after the fact to whatever corporate language I was supposed to solve it with.