I do understand people like Biologists or Chemistry persons who learn python as their secondary skill to make use of it in their primary job and reason some sort of scientific thesis's computationally, because they don't have that much of time and dedication to go further in CS and do complicated programming stuff.

On the other hand, I refuse to understand neither acknowledge someone as CS person, programmer or developer if the only thing they know/make use of/rely on is python. 10 years ago, not knowing any of lower level languages in general perspective made sense, because of how unconstructive learning curve or either unnecessary complexity of usage it used to have, but it's 2024 and lower level languages became easier to learn/understand to the point, they behave or even act in higher level.

Quote on quote: You as a developer have no reason/excuse at all to not know/have experience on lower level languages. I call every engineer to silence these kind of people to make push themselves deeper into learning lower level and make it become modern norm.