Me too and I like Haskell the most just because I feel like it's closer to math than clojure. If I want to solve a problem I can think of it a a series of maps

Me too and I like Haskell the most just because I feel like it's closer to math than clojure. If I want to solve a problem I can think of it a a series of maps f: X -> Y and once I solve it on paper "translating" into Haskell just feels natural. It's also super easy to do that in clojure, maybe I'm just baised because I found and learned Haskell first. Now days I use clojure for everything and it's amazing. I never enjoyed programming so much until I discovered the functional paradigm. It just feels right.