I already explained that below, but let me elaborate. (But beware I am not a big fan of Zen of Python, precisely because I think it's misunderstood.) The thing

I already explained that below, but let me elaborate. (But beware I am not a big fan of Zen of Python, precisely because I think it's misunderstood.) The thing is these rules do not really give much guidance on how to design a programming language. These don't hint whether or not the language should be functional, or should have small library, or should have classes, and bazillion other things that programming language designers tend to argue about. We can pretty much agree on these rules. And that's the point, these rules are all about making tradeoffs.