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but I don't see how you are debating me! I mostly agree, but that's my argument :) > If Haskell was truly free of any state, this would be impossible to guara
by LeanderK 8y ago
but I don't see how you are debating me!
I mostly agree, but that's my argument :)
> If Haskell was truly free of any state, this would be impossible to guarantee.
I was never claming that haskell was free of state, i was claiming the opposite! That state and purity are not mutually exclusive, they just result in constructions like monad.