[plt-scheme] Why do layman programmers care about Currying?

On Dec 31, 2008, at 3:42 PM, Joe Marshall wrote:

> On a completely different thought:
> I expect the Haskell community would be *far* less excited about  
> monads
> if their language didn't automatigically do the currying.
>
> -- 
> ~jrm


I don't think I follow you here. Isn't the point of using monads to  
constrain recduction order so that side effects don't make the value  
of a function dependent on the choice of reduction order? I'm still  
trying to get my head around monads, but I admit that they seem rather  
artificial to me.