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A `monad` in Category Theory (which is where Haskell gets them from, ultimately) is a single-argument functor and two natural transformations, so there probably
by solidsnack9000 2y ago
A `monad` in Category Theory (which is where Haskell gets them from, ultimately) is a single-argument functor and two natural transformations, so there probably is a through-line here in terms of one-argument function-likes.