> it seems quite a lot easier to manage concurrency in Clojure from my biased point-of-view. Assuming you know that none of the code in your concurrent blocks

> it seems quite a lot easier to manage concurrency in Clojure from my biased point-of-view. Assuming you know that none of the code in your concurrent blocks are is side-effecting, which may be hard to know if it's not your code; Haskell checks this for you, so to me it seems easier in haskell, not harder, because I don't have to hunt down and read all the source code to know if what I'm doing has concurrency bugs or not.