The good thing about R is that it has forced me to learn statistics. Python has never done that for me. Use R where it works, don't use R where it doesn't. Call

The good thing about R is that it has forced me to learn statistics. Python has never done that for me. Use R where it works, don't use R where it doesn't. Call R from python or python from R, see if I care, as one would go to C or Fortran anyway. And why bother with python when you have Julia? So what is all the guff is about? It does remind me of the ongoing religious war between frequentists and Bayesians ...