| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - @MasonWheeler: You see monads everywhere because being a monad is a property that lots of types happen to have (yes, including types that support mutable state); Haskell is (relatively) unique in allowing you to talk about that pattern. (In fact, most (or at least many) uses of monads in Haskell are not about mutable state at all; I am likelier to use Maybe (failure), (->) a (functions/global enviro
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