I'm not sure if you feel attacked or not but you shouldn't. Being lazy is good for programming I think. You should keep in mind that your functional programmin

I'm not sure if you feel attacked or not but you shouldn't. Being lazy is good for programming I think. You should keep in mind that your functional programming base is built on a figurative 10 billion layers of abstraction already. It's just that those abstractions are somewhat well made so you don't have to think about it. Proper abstractions aid in understanding and can ideally be optimized away. Poor abstractions hinder it and slow things down.