@rzeta0 haskell's style is much more like trying to mold your types to your problem domain and than attach some simple functions on top of that. So in general haskell is exactly the oposite to lisp. lisp is like interactively exploring the problem space haskell is thinking about it and its types and than start coding. So haskell is like create types and think upfront and than start coding. But than due to its strict types it is really hard to introduce issues in your app. cause you have created a really good representation of the problem space.

so in simple words haskell is think first and code afterwards. Lisp is code and explore. And thats both not wrong at all every person is diffrent :D