The Python community appears hostile to thinking ahead; designing stable, durable APIs; and sticking with them. It's gotten to the point where you're lucky if you can solve the dependencies for a single version of a single program.

The response to the resulting chaos has been to normalize setting up a complete custom "environment" for every. Single. Script. And they keep doubling down with more elaborate ways to do that.

Not expecting, or even respecting, discipline is probably one of the reasons the language has gotten so popular.

I don't know what you're supposed to do if you have a security issue. Not using Python for anything important comes to mind.