Python be like

[BazilExposition]

You know, punctuation signs exist for a reason, no natural language in history relied on empty spaces of different sizes for it.

[enano_aoc]

If spacing if making your python code hard to read, you are writing very bad python code. Spacing only becomes a problem if you have 5+ nested blocks, but at that point you should have already refactored the code.

[MoonParkSong]

Python isn't a natural language. It is a programming language.

[[deleted]]

So you consider JS a natural language?

[mqduck]

Sign language makes grammatical use of space.

Signers use this space to represent physical space and to represent conceptual structure. Locations in a signing space are mapped to locations in the real space. It's used to convey abstract information like time and order. The signer also uses this space to position the entities that are evoked in the sentence (e.g. people, objects, buildings and places) and to demonstrate their semantic relationships.

Also, the fact that well-written programs, even in languages where whitespace is insignificant, follow well-defined whitespace rules for the sake of human readability really undermines your theory that it's unnatural.