[picafrost]

My experience adding types to un-typed Python code has convinced me that static typing should be required for anything more complicated than a single purpose script. Even in old and battle tested code bases so many tiny bugs and false assumptions are revealed and then wiped out.

It's not perfect in Python, and I see some developers introduce unnecessary patterns trying to make type-"perfect" `class Foo(Generic[T, V])` (or whatever) abstractions where they are not really necessary. But if the industry is really going all-in on Python for more than scripting, so should we for typed Python.