Good writeup, but not an unexpected conclusion. I'd be very interested to see a similar writeup by a Haskeller on Rust, since the two are closer in some aspect

Good writeup, but not an unexpected conclusion. I'd be very interested to see a similar writeup by a Haskeller on Rust, since the two are closer in some aspects (static enforcement of behavior, strong typing, well designed concurrency), but different in other key ones (strict vs lazy, GC vs manual, etc).