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On 20.10.18 16:11, Dmitry A. Kazakov wrote:

> P.S. I think Randy wrongly accused formal models. There was nothing formal in the "babble" that offended him, IMO, it was just a pseudo-scientific claptrap...

An interesting view of an isomorphism. (The one dubbed Curry-Howard
correspondence...)
Although, Wadler unveils a λ-man T-shirt warn under his
casual shirt, near the end of his keynote.