I can't take this article as it presents itself. He claims directly that his favorite language is Haskell and then procedes to "admittedly subjectively" elimina

I can't take this article as it presents itself. He claims directly that his favorite language is Haskell and then procedes to "admittedly subjectively" eliminate everything except that one tiny corner of the current language ecosystem. It feels a lot like putting the conclusion before the reasoning --- much like most language advocation. I'll disclaim that I agree with him: I too love Clojure/Haskell/Clean/Scala, but I also think his argument is terrible.