I tend to think that most natural languages use the same kitchen sink approach like Lisp, and as a consequence it has a sprawling set of vocabulary. For some pe

I tend to think that most natural languages use the same kitchen sink approach like Lisp, and as a consequence it has a sprawling set of vocabulary. For some peculiar reason, people seem to like it that way. So, naturally speaking, I guess Lisp is probably going to be more popular than Haskell.