Take away static typing from Haskell and you still have a richer language than Lisp, with more interesting research happening in the community. It is ironic tha

Take away static typing from Haskell and you still have a richer language than Lisp, with more interesting research happening in the community. It is ironic that e.g. nested data parallelism has its roots in Lisp (as early as 1990) but might soon enter the mainstream through Haskell.