This seems unsatisfying. Most of the modern languages are choosing pretty much the same sets of features. I've been using them for years (decades?), and I couldn't tell you significant differences between most of these languages.

There's maybe 3 major islands of languages today. Within each island, they make essentially the same things easy.

The answer to a question like "Python or Ruby?", "C# or Java?", or "Rust or Go or C++?" mostly boils down to historical accident: what system did the original designer pick, which usually means which one just happened to have a good library for the primary goal of the first prototype.