> This is orthogonal to whether the verb or noun comes first. I've just reduces the number of verbs by collapsing many of them into a single multi-purpose "use"

> This is orthogonal to whether the verb or noun comes first. I've just reduces the number of verbs by collapsing many of them into a single multi-purpose "use". Right! When reading the article I had a bit of a feeling of hesitancy: the ubiquity and general-purpose-ness of functions in FP is the whole point! Creating a single "use" is like using polymorphism to write a generic function, in a sense. You might imagine `use :: a -> Action` or something. As opposed to the article's take, which calls for `readScroll :: Scroll -> Action` and `openDoor :: Door -> Action`, etc.