"-In python- it completely makes"

It is a pitfall. It's not about what python developers think about it. It is about what people from other languages experience when they learn the language.

(Though it's not my main point, I want to add as (also) a python developer, that I think this is a terrible design choice, which could easily be avoided. In this case python doesn't "threat everything as object" it treats small int literals differently than bigger int literals)