> Haskell's ... complexity when it comes to having to solve problems that are not in this space (having to use monads or effects for io) Absolutely the opposit

> Haskell's ... complexity when it comes to having to solve problems that are not in this space (having to use monads or effects for io) Absolutely the opposite in my experience! Haskell is the best language for effect-heavy code precisely because of the fine-grained control over effects that it provides.