As a scientist who teaches Python to other scientists in the summers, I wonder if what we instead need to do is just get a sufficient mass of new Python 3 progr

As a scientist who teaches Python to other scientists in the summers, I wonder if what we instead need to do is just get a sufficient mass of new Python 3 programmers, and let them drag the rest over. Many fields long ago accepted that programming is a vital skill, but that's only recently been true in biology (if it even is true yet), so there's a lot more people who will be learning in the next few years, as compared to, for instance, astrophysics.