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Python vs C#, a REAL answer

Python vs C#, Dynamic vs Static, Imperative vs. Declarative, Compiled vs. Interpreted. and each philosophy. which also puts the design of the language, and open source or not, cross-platform. ohh and lets not forget Strong vs Weak. these are the real comparisons you need to thing about when thinking c# vs python. so lately i'm getting more and more interested in python, for many reasons, it being open-source/linux oriented, its power and ability to be a script and therefor its loved by hackers (i mean pin testers lol), dynamic, ect. ect. problem is that googling something like "C# vs Python" or "why python is better that C#", most answers, including stack, will result in "its more fun", "its dynamic", "less code", "free", "Microsoft is the evil spreading and we must fight it". well, as all that may be true, its not the reason why python is better, but why would I as a programmer would like to start usin...