Getting a Bug in Haskell

I think the reason that I gravitate towards the Elm approach there is that a thing that I've been bitten by in the past is not validating it really strictly early on. And then rather than getting an error report, what I instead get is a bug. That's one of the things I still think about. Because I'm not doing strict typing, that's on my mind all the time. I could have a weird value here that I'm not expecting. Whereas in Haskell, it's impossible. So you just don't think about that. Which to be fair, I like that piece of mind. No, and it's very freeing.