I find that the unit of abstraction is smaller and more manageable in Haskell. What I mean by that it that there are a core set of abstractions based on mathema

I find that the unit of abstraction is smaller and more manageable in Haskell. What I mean by that it that there are a core set of abstractions based on mathematical laws that are ubiquitous and compose-able. Once you understand them and how they work together you see them everywhere and can very quickly understand new code you see. Contrast this with python or other more mainstream languages; you have similar "patterns" with inconsistent naming and implementation details which you first have to grok - every time mind - before you can start to understand the code.