After using Haskell for a while, that seems to be partially true. It also seems to me that Haskell is especially well-suited to certain kinds of problems. For e

After using Haskell for a while, that seems to be partially true. It also seems to me that Haskell is especially well-suited to certain kinds of problems. For example, writing parsers with Parsec is very easy. That may be primarily due to the built-in syntax for monads, which would make that advantage fairly easy to duplicate in Lisp.