You are trying to hard to pick apart individual words. I can write an application in C and with no other software have it running on the vast majority of hardware in the world with no other layer of software required for that application to run. Conversely, I don't know of a single piece of hardware that can run a program written in Python without the use of a layer of software, generally written in C.

This comes across as being derogatory towards c programmers.

Sure, but its misuse means that it is still being used.

Then you should spend more effort in reading. The OP was trash talking C programmers. The OS that you run your Python on was written in C. C is for all intents and purposes the mother language that the rest of the computer age is built on. It is not an argument against using Python. It is an argument against Python developers claiming C is inherently flawed. Because without C and it's developers, you wouldn't have Python developers.

As opposed to the standard poor level of competence at the public school.

I don't think that "starving" has to be literal. We are more in a state of Bread and Circus, but people are getting to the point that they can't afford to go to the circus, and they are now living on that half a loaf of bread that was better than none at all.

No, he didn't. Reread your link.

OK, I'm not familiar with any OS that consists of Python compiled to machine language.

What is your opinion concerning the chicken pox vaccine then? Given that established science places it as 10x more dangerous for adults than children, and it has also established that the vaccine does not provide life long immunity.

This is why the wealth disparity that the ultra rich work towards is so baffling. I get why they want to have more money than they could ever spend, but at a certain point, it becomes self destructive to continue to accumulate wealth beyond even that.

Even more so, if it were not for those C programmers, the OP likely wouldn't be running Python at all. I'm not familiar with any hardware that runs Python natively.

Most people don't realize that. "Home school" is just a convenient way to say "Extremely exclusive private school".

I'm pretty sure that equating vaccination to religion isn't going to convince people into thinking what you want them to think.

You are correct. It goes a step beyond that as well, in that describing what is healthy can be radically different between people based on their genetics. Our standard measurement, the BMI, is a horrific measure of health. Speaking for my genetics, I would have to be an extreme gym rat to be at a "healthy" weight by BMI standards. BMI dictates that I should be between 5% and ~-25% body fat. Other people can be flabby with a pot belly and still be considered "healthy" by the BMI standards.

And so starts "The Chocolate Cake Diet".

The fact that genetics is routinely ignored or outright dismissed is the first sign that our current view on nutrition is pseudo-science.