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Warns about the practice of importing invented package names

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I'm sorry Cady, I'm afraid I can't do that.

In an early scene in the film M3GAN 2.0 (Blumhouse 2025), 12-year-old Cady is seen attempting to import morality, and getting an error that the package does not exist.

What is not shown is, if that system included uncurated third-party packages in its search, 'morality' could have done literally anything.

Thankfully I managed to get there first in PyPI so this function does nothing. But someone else could have given you a Trojan horse, which would eventually be removed from the library, but removal can take time, so you should always check packages before you use them!

The purpose of this package is simply to serve as a gentle warning that you weren't supposed to imitate what Cady did in that scene :)

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