After using JS, Python dicts and objects feel so cumbersome. I don't see why they need to be separate things, and why you can't access a dict like `dict.key`. Destructuring is the icing on the cake. In JS, it even handles the named args use case like

   const foo = ({name, age, email}) => { }

I'm guessing all of this has been proposed in Python before, and rejected in part because at this point it'd create way more confusion than it's worth.