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There are a lot of reasons actually
- Performance limited by old CPython design. If you fork it you have to deal with all the legacy code.
- CPython is limited to 1 thread because of the GIL.
- Specific memory allocators, C structures, reference counting, specific garbage collector etc.
You can find that video in here: https://youtu.be/TXRPCZ7Nmh4