I've intentionally chosen a job that is mostly Python. Because while I am aware that it has some flaws or trade offs or whatever you want to call them, it's a language that -- first and foremost -- allows me to write programs that work.

The fact that I find the language aesthetically pleasing is a bonus. When I run into situations where Python isn't good enough, then I drop down into C and do things there.

I'm new enough at being a developer that I'm willing to understand that there are things I may be missing out on coming from a self-taught background that started with SQL and then moved to C# and eventually Python, and then sometimes C when needed.

I'm also open to the idea that a person's language of choice indicates something about their personality characteristics in the same way that you can guess a little about a person based on which instrument they play in an orchestra or a band.

But is there really anything you can say about what I'm reading in your comment as 'rigor' based on that?

Pragmatism and nice code are not at odds with each other. Quite the opposite, they are often in agreement with each other.