"That's the thing python is the worst at; building a single stand alone application that does not require the user to install a copy of python and run pip to do

"That's the thing python is the worst at; building a single stand alone application that does not require the user to install a copy of python and run pip to download a million dependencies before it will run. This isn't in question. It's just life; that's not what python is good at." It is in question. I hate people with these narrow-minded viewpoints as if there's not a ton of flexibility and creativity going on with programming. It's preposterous and you must have a grudge or ulterior motive. Python is not a stationary target with a fixed set of pros/cons. It's changing all the time. In fact, I do what you're suggesting it isn't good for, all the time. Distributing single-binary applications using PyInstaller and Nuitka.