I agree, and I actually think a better word for `bind` is `then`. For anyone unfamiliar, the `then` of Promises corresponds to the monadic `bind` or `flatMap`

I agree, and I actually think a better word for `bind` is `then`. For anyone unfamiliar, the `then` of Promises corresponds to the monadic `bind` or `flatMap` (if the given function returns a Promise) or the functorial `map` (if the given function returns a plain value). A monad then is just the interface shared between Promises (`then` and `resolve`, collections (`flatMap` and `wrap`), etc. The hard part for me was visualising the pattern for more complicated types like parsers (functions from strings to results) and continuations.