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The compiler and type system allows you to more robustly encode and enforce correctness. Even as someone who's written relatively little Haskell compared to Python, knowing that I can run it and it's not going to break in some weird, unexpected way is a fantastic feeling. If I had to write something that needed to be logically "bulletproof" and correct, I'd feel orders-of-magnitude more comfortable writing it in Haskell/Rust than Python. Python has too much magic, too many ways to do something unchecked, too many ways to work-around some issue. It's too easy to write poor, difficult-to-comprehend/maintain code in Python, at least with Haskell/Rust I can re-factor something and _know_ that I didn't break anything or change any behaviour - the latter especially is straight up not a guarantee I could make with Python in my experience.