If by "your bias" your mean my assesment of the state of Python 3 vs 2, that doesn't change depending on whether I like the language or not, then we agree.

>as you make comment after comment about how inferior Python 3 is

Actually I've never made any such comment. In fact, tame updates" means that IT IS an update over 2.x, only not that much as it could be. Which most people I've read agree, or at least agreed until the async stuff.

>and how nobody is using it at all because your sample of 2 companies shows this and how it personally hurt your family or whatever.

Notice how I never said that, but actually gave concrete numbers that place those using it in much less (up to 1/8 less) of those who use 2.x?

So why the lie? Less is not the same as "nobody at all", and doesn't fix by itself just because you really really wish more people used 3.

>You don't stop.

Yeah, I continue expressing my opinion and my argumentation. I should stop because you happen not to like it?

Please don't bring "the feelz" into technical and community discussions. It cheapens the argumentation. If anything, it's you who are biased: 80% of your submissions on HN are for Python stories.

One can acknowledge that D is way less popular than Golang or that Perl 6 failed to gain traction over 5, without hating Perl 6. Ditto for Python.