I just saw a lovely idea in Python to create super-global variables.

That is variable that will be available somehow globally in all the packages.

It was done by creating attributes on the builtins module Like this:

examples/python/super_global.py

import builtins

builtins.answer = 42

Then you can use them like this:

examples/python/use_super_global.py

import builtins
import super_global

print(builtins.answer)

This is a very bad idea. It makes the code very hard to maintain.

In many cases you might be better off using a module or caching for solving whatever issues you encounter.