Dunno what to tell you dude; my imagination stretches there just fine. Maybe consider going to imaginary yoga class.
There have been people writing at least two of those languages everywhere I've worked for a while. Most of my professional colleagues can write at least one of these comfortably. I'm extremely confident in being able to hire programmers for all of these. They're all in use at every major tech company.
If you really want to stick your head in the sand and cry about how nothing can be better until they're literally top of the charts, I can't stop you, but they're certainly not rare. There's good stuff out there. Lots of people are using it. You can too.
If you'd rather trade links to charts, I trust Stack Overflow's developer survey's methodology a lot more than TIOBE's. 30% of respondents said they've worked with TypeScript, and that jumps to 36% in the professional developer subset. Rust is 7%/6%. That's a hell of a lot more than 10 developers.
My country has about 15% black people about about 7% asian people. My country has about 4% LGBT people, and my city has about 15% LGBT. It would be really weird to hear someone say that black, asian, and LGBT people are not common, especially after knowing and working with plenty of them.
