I guess that depends how you define derivative. No shared codebase and no shared philosophy on memory management is not derivative in any relevant way for the purpose of this conversation.
I know that you feel very strongly on the subject. My opinion is even if YOU can most devs cannot and you don't maintain most of the code I run.
Your code isn't under the gun in this wave so we don't get to validate you. I can look at public stats on bug rates in open source and draw very obvious conclusions about what languages I should use and prefer when picking software to use.
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Nice. Python + AI agents is a powerful combo. Hermes Agent skills are pure Python, which makes them trivial to write and debug. What are you building?
It was tongue in cheek. I'm just pointing to nearly every modern programing language in use today is, running a large C codebase in it's VM, or as part of it's compiler, or were before they became complete. Beyond that they are all inspired by C (according to their authors) or are a superset.