[therufa]

In my personal opinion (based on personal observation) static typing helps to become more lazy and trusting since it enables features such as autocomplete, type hinting and so on where one basically gives away understanding of detail. Don't get me wrong! I love being lazy and trusting because it allows to leverage more code than I'd be able to produce on my own, but usually it's also the source of many of my own mistakes and failures. I strongly believe that I'm not the only one.

[the_af]

This is a surprising argument to me. In my opinion, the opposite is true: thinking about types makes you understand your building blocks better, whereas the danger of dynamic typing is that you can go a long way being "lazy" and not understanding/caring about the types involved, "it just works". Sometimes this speed is welcome, but (in my opinion) you end up crashing and burning sooner or later...

[JAlexoid]

And I feel that I'm wasting time on understanding the stuff that I need to pass and have to remember 100 times more things, than I need to.

I want my code to be clear and with certain expectations fulfilled, rather than a mystery in front of me. I'm not there to learn what could be passed into my functions - I'm there to create functionality.