I like to think of Haskell's types as traffic lights. They might get in the way if you're the only driver on the road but the moment you have to deal with othe

I like to think of Haskell's types as traffic lights. They might get in the way if you're the only driver on the road but the moment you have to deal with other people they are a life saver. That's why people favor Haskell in enterprise environments because types keep everything sane when you have multiple people working on the same project or you have large third-party dependency trees.