When I was in college, in 1996, several computer science professors told me I was playing with toys and no serious organization would use Linux as an operating system.
In 1997, I asked a math professor about a statistics program, and he said R would never be used for real work.
In 1998, I was told that sure, I could learn Python if I wanted, but I should learn Java, but if I insisted on a scripting language, I should stick with Perl.
I don't use tools because I think they're popular, I do what I enjoy.
Also you didn't ask me why it might be easier for me to learn the lyre, which has to do with physical limitations I have.
In 1997, I asked a math professor about a statistics program, and he said R would never be used for real work.
In 1998, I was told that sure, I could learn Python if I wanted, but I should learn Java, but if I insisted on a scripting language, I should stick with Perl.
I don't use tools because I think they're popular, I do what I enjoy.
Also you didn't ask me why it might be easier for me to learn the lyre, which has to do with physical limitations I have.