> Then if we want to disprove the null hypothesis there we give one programmer brainfuck and the other Python Hence "reasonably well supported modern general-p

> Then if we want to disprove the null hypothesis there we give one programmer brainfuck and the other Python Hence "reasonably well supported modern general-purpose programming languages". I think this null hypothesis is where most sufficiently jaded working programmers end up, and business leaders without a programming background will start there because it's all Greek to them. I'm not here to prove its correctness, just to raise it as a very real factor working against Haskell's adoption. Nothing would delight me more than for somebody to come along and unequivocally prove that Haskell is a silver bullet. But the point here, really, is that nobody has yet.