I use Clojure. I'm aware it's strongly typed. I never said it wasn't, actually. You might want to reread my comment. But I can't expect most codebases to use s

I use Clojure. I'm aware it's strongly typed. I never said it wasn't, actually. You might want to reread my comment. But I can't expect most codebases to use spec or malli. The comment I replied to said that's what the REPL is for. A REPL, while helpful for a lot of things, will not tell you about an argument faster than a type annotation.