> on the other hand they encourage programmers to do literary story-telling. That is the part you must avoid. In Haskell, you don't tell a story. You depict

> on the other hand they encourage programmers to do literary story-telling. That is the part you must avoid. In Haskell, you don't tell a story. You depict a landscape. (There is a story, in the IO monad, but it is minimized and segregated.)