I can't see how they do, sorry. In fact, they complement each other. The usual static typing mechanisms I mentioned force you to approach a problem with their

I can't see how they do, sorry. In fact, they complement each other. The usual static typing mechanisms I mentioned force you to approach a problem with their specific mindset, very much like math problems that add unreasonable constraints to their statements in order to check if you grasped a specific concept really well. In a real world scenario you should be able to reason your way out of the problem without such artificial constraints. So it should not be a restriction to anybody if they can accurately explain a concept or implement a program without using tools such as types.