I don’t understand how your post relates to mine. I was saying that if a static functional language focused more on simplicity, readability, good tooling and do

I don’t understand how your post relates to mine. I was saying that if a static functional language focused more on simplicity, readability, good tooling and documentation, etc then it would eat Go’s lunch without trading off any of Haskell’s important characteristics (I.e., robust type safety).