imposible? I've done it !e ```py class ClassEnslaver: def __init__(self): print("you can't get rid of this, jaja") def __init_subclass__(cls, *a,**k): if cls.__init__ != ClassEnsalver.__init__: cls.__init__ = lambda *a,**k: lambda instance: (ClassEnslaver.__init__(instance) or cls.__init__(instance, *(a[1:] if len(a) >= 1 else ()),**k))(a[0]) class Example(ClassEnslaver): def __init__(self): print("I'm free?") e = Example() ```
As I said later, I must've gotten it confused with some other lang. Because I was thinking of both python and other langs when I said no lang does it, init is supposed to initialise