Here I agree, but it is quite far away from

> more complicated than any other programming language ever conceived of

It was far easier for me to grok monads in Haskell (and it took less time), than to learn how to properly deploy a Python application. Given that monads are often a complaint and testament to the "complexity" of Haskell, I think it's unfair to make the claim that Python is uncomplicated. If you use a language for some period of time, it is very likely that you will have to deal with the tooling at some point.

I think the "it's" in "it's more complicated" refers to deploying software, not the language itself nor its support packages.