Yes let's make the reputation of Python more cryptic and culty. Because cryptic and culty things are better right?

Han Solo said it best "Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good blaster at your side, kid."

Lets keep it explicit alright? It's better then implicit.

Edit: read the article, it neither makes python cryptic or culty. The Jedi thing is just a cool SW reference. That said list comprehensions are a little cryptic to me since I haven't written python in awhile. Personally I think an important attribute of elegance in programming is how little you need to read the docs to understand something, and the more one-liners we do the more times we are likely to have to look at the documentation before reading it (not necessarily a bad thing, but sometimes a time sink and sometimes people won't look up the docs when they should!).