I've been learning Haskell for the past few months, and it is the most expressive language I've ever looked into. (More so even than lisp, I thought anyway, but

I've been learning Haskell for the past few months, and it is the most expressive language I've ever looked into. (More so even than lisp, I thought anyway, but I have only spent a couple of weeks in that direction). I thought, why bother with python / ruby, save for existing libraries and tools already made? All I need is Haskell and C! This article explains it. That's right, I don't! I should go read about Forth, though. (I still use python, precisely because of existing libraries and tools.)