> At some point, if your language(s) of choice are decently powerful and you are decently good at them, you don't feel yourself shackled by a lack of agility, e

> At some point, if your language(s) of choice are decently powerful and you are decently good at them, you don't feel yourself shackled by a lack of agility, expressivity, or capacity for producing something of quality. Rather, you feel fluent. I consider myself fluent in Python. But in my case, that was the extra reason to try to learn something new and different, and after searching for a suitable second language, I kinda settled for F#. (I have also tried Haskell, but never managed to move past some basic examples)