> The code becomes just as unwieldy if an argument isn't in the right position, so you have to splice in a lambda, or you have to split cases on the result I d

> The code becomes just as unwieldy if an argument isn't in the right position, so you have to splice in a lambda, or you have to split cases on the result I disagree. This is pretty clear even though it does exactlywhat you claim is terrible, and it is far, far clearer than the corresponding imperative code: https://twitter.com/DNAutics/status/1421465090856005633?s=19 https://twitter.com/DNAutics/status/1421465090856005633?s=19 Clarity in important when you're doing code reviews or fixing a bug, in anger.