> the whole point of Haskell was to lazily create a "recipe" s an IO monad This "recipe" explanation is one way of explaining how you can think of IO in an imp

> the whole point of Haskell was to lazily create a "recipe" s an IO monad This "recipe" explanation is one way of explaining how you can think of IO in an impure language. I do wonder if we've taken that explanation too far. I'm pretty sure nobody thinks of it like then when they're actually coding.