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Sunday 15 January 2012
Shame on you Prime Minister - Where the Campaign Began
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- Anonymous15 January 2012 at 12:24
I thought I'm not sure,but did they not reverse that decision?
Well done for highlighting the problems that people with Disabilities face,there will be many more I'm afraid.
Politicians do not live in the real world. What with expenses etc, most are career Politicians,as you can see from their extra curricula activities.
I am sorry I do this anonymously, other organisations do look at these sites. Including Goverment bodies, Politicions etc. - Anonymous15 January 2012 at 12:42
Perhaps this lady could tell us how she is disabled? Her brain is obviously not affected; she has hearing, sight, speech. Perhaps she could consider working for a living? Disabled persons can work.
ReplyDeleteReplies- Anonymous15 January 2012 at 13:38
are you the sole arbitor of who is disabled?
seems to me you are part of the problem not its resolution!!
Anonymous, number two, maybe you need to do your research a bit more. This is Kaliya Franklin. She suffers from a rather severe case Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. Over the past year, her larynx has actually collapsed and nearly killed her. If she looks "fine" in that video, this is how she is now after doing the campaigning of the past year:
You probably also don't notice she is sitting in a beanbag chair in the above video because sitting in anything else will dislocate most of her joints. Her ribs dislocate if she coughs. I believe at the time of that video, her wrist had dislocated so severely she had to put it in a cast. She "looks fine" to you, she talks fine because her mind isn't disabled. She even tries to volunteer to keep busy, but working for a "living"? What employer would take someone on who vomits explosively, dislocates if she moves suddenly, and has been unable to speak till October?
Get some perspective - we do want to work, some of us even can, but the support to do so is minimal, employers don't want us anyway. Indeed those who do work will have to stop doing so once they lose their DLA as they will not be able to mobilise to do so.- Anonymous15 January 2012 at 13:26
Anonymous - you really seem to be believing the media about what 'a disabled person looks like' if you think just by judging someone's appearance you can see whether they are disabled. I look perfectly well, even my friends think I look amazing, yet they only usually see me on my good days, when I'm not having epileptic type seizures. I have seizures every other day, and it has been impossible for the doctors to take control of this. On the days I don't have seizures I have immense fatigue caused by the trauma that my body has just been through. I can rarely complete a full day of anything. Yet by your standards I am classed 'fit for work'.
Kaliya and Sue you are both an inspiration, Keep up the amazing work! Linda k - Anonymous15 January 2012 at 13:30
Oh I have perspective. I am disabled myself you see, but haven't really got the time to shout at the PM because I work for a living. Part time mind you because I need physio most days. I get really bored by people who assume that I should support them in comfort while getting up every morning and working myself. Support? Well my family are pretty useful and I have had some therapy which I paid for myself, mostly to learn to think less about being a victim, Quite whinging, get out there and do something for yourself. Less complaining about your lot, more about your opportunities.
ReplyDeleteReplies- Anonymous15 January 2012 at 13:43
you really are taking the wrong medication then.
perhaps this new tablet, handed down by god to cameron, to remove all your problems in one hit, it's called fascism - if that doesn't get you nothing will! You clearly haven't read the Responsible Reform report.
We're campaigning (among other things) for the retention of Disability Living Allowance which is often awarded as an in work benefit, specifically so that people who need support to stay in work CAN stay in work. Nobody is demanding a lifetime of leisure: just the means to live independently, support ourselves and lead a normal life.
I'm glad you've got a family who can provide that for you. Plenty of people don't have that option.- ableand angry15 January 2012 at 13:56
Less being judgemental about people you've never met and more about "there but for the grace of god go I".
Delete - Anonymous17 January 2012 at 15:10
I am disabled and work almost full time but I have only been able to do that because of a supportive employer and DLA to enable me to run a car. Without either one of these, my ability to retain employment would be severely compromised. Yet I am one of the lucky ones. Many other disabled people simply could not work without DLA, cannot get a job because of the barriers of everyday life (and employers) or simply need to DLA to meet the high costs of disability. You are fortunate indeed to have family to support you; not everyone has. And remember often the cost to family members and carers can be high too - loss of employment, poverty and poor health. P.S. I still make time to shout at the PM!
Ah, hello, Wombat, now I recognise you. yes family is helpful - but I don't have any. It's me and my son. And I also work, only part time, although my own GP and specialist has told me I should stop. Indeed, Kaliya and Sue were both working until they were forced to stop.
You're also completely right - stop whinging and get out there and do something...that's why we're doing the Spartacus report, and we're making ourselves known. Personally I feel speaking out for those who can't is the most important work I've ever done.
So, carrying on from there, and not giving you any time. Be "all right Jack" if you will, but don't waste the hard-working-time you have responding to us poor useless folk. Mustn't waste time, after all!
Done with you.- Anonymous15 January 2012 at 13:46
Cant seem to convince people that just because you look ok maybe your not, idiots like the anon need educating but who by
ReplyDeleteReplies- Anonymous15 January 2012 at 14:36
One of the most upsetting things that happened to me recently was when I went to my surgery. I'd not been in the area long so this was only my second visit to see a GP. I described in detail how I was feeling and the concerns I had. His response was "So what have you come to see me for?"
I left.
I followed it up with a visit to the senior practitioner. I again described my concerns and how I had been treated by his colleague. His response was "I don't want to sound patronising but you don't look depressed."
I left.
I was too ill to complain. I can't change surgeries because there is no option where I live.
- Anonymous15 January 2012 at 15:20
Good for the GP who asked what you wanted. Far too many GPs just reach for the prescription pad and the sick note. Some of the writers on here are so accustomed to thinking themselves as deserving of being kept by the rest of us, that their response to a perfectly simple question is outrage. There are far too many 'disabled' on the books and the system is urgently in need of reform.
I'd be more sympathetic if Sue and the other campaigners had anything more useful to say than ' keep shoveling money at the disabled and their advocates' and shame on anyone who questions the handouts. Oh and not wombat btw. - Anonymous15 January 2012 at 15:25
Oh and the lady with no family just a son. Where is your family? Where are your friends? Where is the child's father and his family? Why should I be going our to work so you don't have to. Sorry, but you smack of someone who hasn't accepted responsibility for themselves yet. If you like I will send you the name of a good but not very sympathetic support group.
ReplyDelete Guys, I think there is plenty of information that would answer all of our anonymous friend's questions here on this very blog.
If he wanted his questions asked, was a seeker of information, he would do so.
He clearly knows nothing of our lives, yet feels qualified to judge them. Don't waste precious energy justifying yourselves.Trust me, you aren't working to pay for these good but unfortunate folk. You're working to pay back the interest on the National Debt. The National Debt comes about because the government, instead of creating money itself which it can do free of interest, the government licenses money creation to the banks from whom it then borrows at interest. We have to work to pay back the interest, interest that need never have been due in the first place. This gives the banks control of the money supply and government a stick to beat us with, an arrangement which has suited both parties for centuries. Partly because this is the information age (word of what's really going on is getting out), and partly because the banks got too greedy, this cosy arrangement looks like coming to an end soon. It's in the context of what I hope is a doomed effort to preserve it that this manic persecution of the disabled and the very poor is taking place. It's a distraction and it's no doubt an important element that their circumstances make it difficult to fight back in any ways that mere governments can imagine. Where governments have gone wrong here is that they've wrongly taken on a group of people who display more individual bravery in their daily lives than any number of recent governments could muster collectively between them. They picked on the wrong targets, and it's coming back to bite them in the arse :-)
ReplyDelete- Anonymous15 January 2012 at 16:11
Not a good idea to assume anyone who disagrees with Sue is a bad person. She is writing a public blog after all and should be up for a little challenge to the more emotive posts. People with no one to care for them, abandoned single parents and so on. Bleeding hearts may respond to this kind of thing, but it is wearing thin for the rest of us.
Actually I do work for myself. I work to feel good, to have fun with my colleagues, to learn new things about myself and my capabilities, to buy things for myself and my children, to own a house and have a stake in the future, to feel grateful, one of the best cures for self pity there is. Work raises my spirits, gives me dignity and I encourage all those who can't even talk to their neighbours to give it a go. Begin with volunteering. You will and can move on. Envy of others apparently more fortunate is deeply corrosive. Not for nothing is it termed a deadly sin.RepliesI wonder how many of us you think haven't done all of those things? Why would anyone think that?
Does anyone really believe that people want too live like this? That if there was any way of earning a few pounds to make life easier we wouldn't do it? That we want to give up on our dreams, hopes and ambitions?
Why would anyone even assume we have? Many of the people commenting on this very thread work - Oya's daughter for one, so she isn't one of the victims you claim?
Is it so hard to believe that many of us here are fighting this because we think it is just psycopathic? I am far from the "most vulnerable" - I don't fight for DLA for me (I haven't claimed it since 2007 when I last cancelled it myself as my condition was having a slightly better period) I fight for those who can't survive without it.
Is it so hard to understand that some people need support to live? not to have luxuries or comfort but just to live? That without that support they will have no way of feeding themselves or getting dressed or going to the toilet?
I wonder which part of that some cannot face and why?
Do you know what keeps me going on my very lowest days? The thought of the people so disabled or with such learning difficulties that they don't even know what is being done in their name. I simply will not stand by while the voiceless and invisible are hurt, just because some in society imagined they were an easy target, that no-one would step up.
- Anonymous15 January 2012 at 16:46
There you go again Sue, with the emotive words and the mantle of crusader. The day you admit that some ' disabled' people are quite capable of getting out there, is the day people like me will start to listen to you. I work in Adult Social Care for a London Borough and believe me I meet people all the time who should be getting on with their lives productively, and not sitting in hopeless queues waiting for the next handout. They have thought themselves into a disabled stupor and the law has allowed it to happen. I also meet the true disabled who will not have their benefits meddled with, but who will be urged to take some steps towards independence however small. I suspect I know at least as much as you about the proposed legislation. So don't patronise everyone who contributes to your blog just because they don't agree with you. Be sensible enough to acknowledge that there is more than one thread to this legislation.
ReplyDelete I think the problem is that all disabled people are presumed to be scoungers if they 'look' ok. I have problems with my joints, muscles and chronic fatigue, I look 'normal' other than my crutches and supports I seem totally fine, but behind closed doors when I struggle to get to the loo, when I am in so much pain that I wish I could just die. When I feel like a burden on my family and the state, when I can't do anything but cry when my husband has to wash and dress me.
I'm 28, I used to work, I went to university, my husband has a good job and he pays more in tax alone than I get in benefits. These benefits pay for my automatic car so I can drive myself to hospital appointments, otherwise hubby would have to take me. They pay for things to make my life easier such as online shopping for food and anything we need. Otherwise hubby would have to do it. Pays for lots of clothes so that my husband only needs to wash at the weekends. Pays for a cleaner as I can't do it and hubby is busy WORKING and caring for me and our son. If I didn't do this, he would only be able to work part time, therefore pay LESS tax and we would have to claim MORE! My benefits also pays for my tens machine, my medication, my splints, my supports, my crutches, sticks, wheelchair, a special class for physiotherapy exercises.
If I could work I would! But I have body wide pain, so this took me an hour to write, I can't drive far and I need to rest most of the day.
Yes there are scroungers out there, that is why ESA was originally created, but even the man who created it says that it is no longer fit for purpose! That it denies people the support they require.
I paid my NI and tax, my husband pays it now, so why do I not deserve the help - I would give anything to be able to work and be normal, but its not going to happen. This is what the specialists say, not me!
We did not cause the deficit, the banks did, why should we have to suffer? There aren't jobs out there for healthy people, so where are all these disabled people supposed to work? If I could work I would. I volunteer at a nursery one afternoon a fortnight, I also help run our local Freecycle group.I am setting up a support group for people with one of my conditons in the local area. I may be ill, but I am not sitting about doing nothing.
Would you, anon, prefer we were just put in a concentration camp or work house? Would that make you sleep better?Replies- Anonymous15 January 2012 at 17:33
I don't have a problem sleeping. I have a problem with the lack of a critical perspective on this forum and the self pity and sense of being a victim that is being promoted. If you have chronic fatigue I would be amazed that your doctors don't think you can get better.
Good for you getting out there and making some contribution. Look around for people with your condition who have got better, even if not restored to complete health. Seek the positive. It is you who will benefit.
- Anonymous15 January 2012 at 17:26
Just noticed that this blog is being retweeted by none other than Alastair Campbell. Now there is a man who knows a bit about the 'disabled' who have enduring mental illness. do remind us, is it 90% or 95% of adults under forty with such a disabled diagnosis who also have chronic substance misuse? The misery and squalor that results in being classified as incapable is a disgrace to this country. And before you start on about stigma, I agree, but the answer is not enduring benefits.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous15 January 2012 at 17:43
ooooooooooh Alastair Campbell. and I notice John Prescott is also a fan of this blog. Johann Hari, that well known master of truth has also had a go. This couldn't be the Labour party, aka the scroungers' charter party. Has no one noticed Ed Balls getting round to saying the cuts to the welfare state are overdue?
ReplyDeleteReplies- Anonymous15 January 2012 at 18:16
My neighbour'son was diagnosed with a serious mental illness at 19. His parents got busy with the claims and he ended up in a rather nice flat with a girl friend who had same diagnosis. After everything was paid, they had 600 pounds a month to live on. Both were clear that no matter how well they felt, they couldn't look for work because their benefits would end or at least decrease. Spent their days smoking and drinking with friends. He took his own life two years ago. I partly blame the current benefits system and I demand reform.
- Anonymous15 January 2012 at 18:00
Munchausen's by Internet. If you're fit enough to do all this great campaigning you are fit enough to work. Just get on with it.
ReplyDelete Political attacks, personal attacks - why would anyone engage with that? Or comment on a blog expecting anyone to engage with it seriously? that's not "disagreeing with me" it's being aggressive and discourteous.
Your ignorance obviously mean you don't know that 60% of disabled people already DO work? Nothing I say on this blog refers to your queues. I am only interested in representing those who are so disabled or ill that they need your help.
You didn't answer - why are you so frightened? What makes you so determined to prove that no-one like that exists?Replies- Anonymous15 January 2012 at 18:38
Well Sue, I guess you haven't noticed, but you have several people all calling themselves anonymous answering you today. Where do you get frightened from? No one is attacking you, but there are disagreements which you don't seem to like. I am replying to you personally because your blog is emotive and the law needs urgent reform. The posts about mental health or capitalists are not mine. I do have the perspective of 27 years in community services and a disability of my own. I expect my comments to be treated with some respect, but sadly you don't like anyone to disagree with you. Off to dinner now. Work in the morning you see..
do not fight about who is in most need we are all needy in differant ways,all capalist goverments pick on the sick and disabled as the easy targets they are not the majority!do not look for the tories,libdems,labour to help you,they all can find money to fight wars,support our nueclar deterant lol,if ever used we are all dead,but to now help the sick or needed in this country forget it,we must all pay for the mistakes & greed of the system,money to the banks no problem money to help the poor for get it,Anonymous you must be a tory?
ReplyDelete- Anonymous15 January 2012 at 18:43
Owen Are you crazy? Have a look at any country you like where capitalism is is not the norm and I guarantee you will not find any state support for the disabled. Ever been to an orphanage in Russia? I have. Every looked inside a 'care home' for the mentally ill in any 'socialist' country of your choice? I assure you not a comfortable place. Feel lucky to be living in the UK at this time and support the much needed change in the law.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous15 January 2012 at 19:30
Wow, some people on this blog who are suggesting that some people are not as disabled as others? Or even that some disability benefits are simply bad for people. That story abouut the boy who took his life had the ring of truth. All Tories I assume, even the one who says he/she works for a London council. I mean you couldn't be a Labour supporter and also support cuts to benefits. Oh, wait, I forgot about Ed Balls.
ReplyDelete I don't believe they are several people. I never get such rude and aggressive comments on my blog so for several to come together, they are clearly all from one person.
I am more than happy to debate with anyone. However the post I just deleted on another thread was too much and I deleted it. I've probably deleted 5 comments in a year and a half.
If you can't engage sensibly I will delete any further comments that abuse my readers.- Anonymous15 January 2012 at 20:50
Sue, Only the person who tweeted about Munchausen is being rude. Not me. Neither you nor your readers are being abused by anyone, but since you are retweeting this blog all over the place, it is going to turn up in the feeds of people who do not share your beliefs about disability. Some of them will question you. Live with it gracefully. delete posts by all means but what does that say about you? Oh and let me suggest that it is a good idea to have a car pool for the children. Everyone needs help occasionally. It isn't just you.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous15 January 2012 at 20:59
Sue is extremely fair she has only ever deleted one of my posts and she was right for doing so
Their are always arguments on both sides but you have to remember that posting anonymously on any blog or forum is indeed very rare and for very good reason - Linda K15 January 2012 at 21:15
All those 'Anonymous' having a pop on here at the disabled. You seem to forget that you are only one accident or illness away from being disabled yourself. Even if you have private critical injury insurance, your insurer will claim that you 'aren't ill enough' or you 'have the wrong type of illness' to make a claim (as I discovered). So please understand that when you criticise the disabled on here, tomorrow it could be you...
ReplyDelete - Anonymous15 January 2012 at 21:24
Linda, Actually ( although I can't claim for all the posts) I am disabled . Mine is one of the earlier posts which said that I worked part time. When I was first told that my disability was permanent I became depressed. Fortunately my lovely family only tolerated my self pity for a while, and the group therapy I had for two years got me to value myself properly again. Life can be very sweet if you just let it.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous15 January 2012 at 23:06
I have read all the above comments with great interest. I am not disabled - my husband is. I work, part time, he cannot. And he held a good job within the public sector for years. Shock Horror he was medically retired aged 39. And before someone anonymous butts in, not through stress and not through mental illness. He had, and continues to have, a tumour in his spinal cord that grows back every time it's removed. Now on some days, he looks ok . On others, and they are more common, he can hardly walk. Would love to be back at his old job, even for an hour or 2. But no "reasonable adjustments" could be made for him. So it was not a case of him giving up, but the employer giving him up. Sometimes it's very easy for others to point out how brave they are. The writers of Sparticus haven't pointed it out - they got on with it. But they are brave and they are doing their bit for all disabled people. So yes, glad you can work, fab. But I imagine that everyone who makes well thought out comments here would love to work too. But can't - bit difficult when you are constantly in and out of hospital or attending appointments in the hope of improvement. It's very easy to judge, less easy to empathise. Well done Sue and friends. Awareness is thanks to you and yours. I applaud you all. Mrs not-quite-anon.
ReplyDelete I ᴀᴍ ᴀʟsᴏ ᴏɴᴇ ᴏғ ᴛʜᴇ "Aɴᴏɴʏᴍᴏᴜs" I ᴀᴍ ʜᴇʀᴇ ᴀɴᴅ ʜᴀᴠᴇ ʙᴇᴇɴ ʜᴇʀᴇ sɪɴᴄᴇ ᴛʜᴇ ᴇᴀʀʟʏ ᴅᴀʏs ᴏғ Sᴜᴇ's ʙʟᴏɢ ʙᴇᴄᴀᴜsᴇ I ᴛᴏᴏ ᴀᴍ sɪᴄᴋ ᴀɴᴅ ᴅɪsᴀʙʟᴇᴅ ᴀɴᴅ ʙᴇɪɴɢ ᴅɪʀᴇᴄᴛʟʏ ᴀғғᴇᴄᴛᴇᴅ ʙʏ ᴛʜᴇ ᴀʙᴜsᴇ ᴀɴᴅ ᴛʜᴇ ᴄᴜᴛs. I sᴜᴘᴘᴏʀᴛ ᴡᴇʀᴇ I ᴄᴀɴ ɪɴ ᴍʏ ᴏᴡɴ ʟɪᴛᴛʟᴇ ᴡᴀʏ. Tʜᴇʀᴇ ᴀʀᴇ ᴛɪᴍᴇs ᴡʜᴇɴ I ᴅᴇsᴘᴀɪʀ ᴀᴛ ᴍʏ ғᴇʟʟᴏᴡ ᴀɴᴏɴ's ᴀɴᴅ ᴄᴀɴ ᴏɴʟʏ ᴀᴘᴏʟᴏɢɪsᴇ ғᴏʀ ᴛʜᴇ ᴇᴍʙᴀʀʀᴀssᴍᴇɴᴛ ᴄᴀᴜsᴇᴅ ᴏɴ ᴛʜᴇɪʀ ʙᴇʜᴀʟғ
ReplyDelete- Anonymous16 January 2012 at 01:07
'Not a good idea to assume anyone who disagrees with Sue is a bad person. She is writing a public blog after all and should be up for a little challenge to the more emotive posts. People with no one to care for them, abandoned single parents and so on. Bleeding hearts may respond to this kind of thing, but it is wearing thin for the rest of us.'
So, why are you posting on it then? there are plenty of other sites you can post your 'reasonable views' This may be an open blog but it is also a resource for thousands of people who are now constantly maligned by forces much more powerful than they are. The right wing Libertarian view that ''benefits demean and weaken disabled people and hinder recovery'' are usually expressed by people who are healthy and often has all the middle class opportunities in life.You can see their real lack of concern when they actually use the fact that D/P have mobilised effectively as reason to say 'can work' ignoring the cost the mobilisation is having on DP's health, etc. faux concern, they are reactionaries of the worst kind who really should go and ''live in the US'.
I like others also think that a number of these 'anons' are the same or rejects from CIF where they are now getting a very hard time.
Finally, this blog is the best thing that has happened to D/P in years, the charities and whats left of the left abidicated on their responsibility, this is our answer, we won't go quietly...
btw, I won't bother challenging the bigots again, this is our site..Replies- Anonymous16 January 2012 at 08:03
So,Anonymous, I am a bigot because I don't agree with you? I should go and live in the US because I think you should work for a living? I am CIF (whatever that is) because you don't like my posts. Tell me what does your post make you sound like? Apart from rude and aggressive of course. Perhaps Sue will delete your post, Aren't you worried?
- john rogers16 January 2012 at 01:43
Liam Byrne, the Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary is speaking on 'Labour's case for welfare reform.'
Another opportunity, Liam Bryne shadow Works and Pensions Secetary (and uber Blairite) is speaking at a public meeting at the LSE in London 'renewing Beveridge' basically advocating even more delitorious and brutal reform, maybe people who are able to get to it could offer different opinions in this 'debate'
ReplyDelete - Anonymous16 January 2012 at 06:07
I too am one of the anonymous on this site and have been here for a year. I don't have the courage to challenge some of the 'culture of entitlement' folk who feel so badly about the change in the law. My husband is disabled too, and is unlikely to work again, but the changes will make no difference to us financially. I am pleased that someone has the courage to push back on some of the people writing here and if Sue doesn't want a debate, then she shouldn't publish.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous16 January 2012 at 08:11
Sue - I am Mrs Not quite Anon. You have heard from me via twitter. I asked you to rest for 24 hrs! I think that people like to say " look what I can do". They don't realise that this blog is full of people who can't do. I find it offensive to harp on about how great it is to do stuff. I'm sure my husband would love to be able to do everything and work. However, you and your crew Are giving something back to us all, and your work is appreciated by do' many people. Well done and take no notice of those who complain!


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Monad tutorials timeline
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This is a comprehensive timeline of monad tutorials and related articles.
Please update this list as it becomes outdated! If you find a tutorial, article, post, comment, or message that stands on its own as an explanation of monads, then please take a moment to paste the link somewhere on this page (register a throwaway account, if you prefer). The date, author, and blurb can be added later. This will greatly help others who are using this list as a resource for learning about monads.
before 2000
- 1992-02 (published date) The essence of functional programming - Philip Wadler
- "This paper explores the use monads to structure functional programs. No prior knowledge of monads or category theory is required."
- 1992-08 Monads for Functional Programming (pdf) - Phil Wadler, a designer of Haskell [9100 words].
- "Shall I be pure or impure?" ... "A monad is a triple (M, unit, ★) consisting of a type constructor M and two operations of the given polymorphic types."
- 1995-05 Monadic IO in Haskell 1.3 - Andrew D. Gordon and Kevin Hammond (PDF: paper, conference proceedings)
- "We describe the design and use of monadic I/O in Haskell 1.3"
- 1999-02 What the hell are Monads? - Noel Winstanley [2800 words]
- "Once upon a time, people wrote their Haskell programs by sequencing together operations in an ad-hoc way." ... "For our purposes, a monad is a triple of a type and then & return operators defined over it so that the following laws apply: ..."
year 2000
- 2000-01 Monads for the working Haskell Programmer - Theodore S. Norvell [4200 words, Haskell98, Gofer]
- "...monads can be used to implement several other programming features including: consuming input, producing output, exceptions and exception handling, nondeterminisim."
year 2002
- 2002 Yet Another Haskell Tutorial (Chapter: Monads) - Hal Daumé III
- "The definition of a monad is a slightly trimmed-down version of our Computation class. The Monad class has four methods ..."
year 2003
- 2003-08 All About Monads - Jeff Newbern [22600 words] (Japanese translation: モナドのすべて)
- A comprehensive introduction. Covers monad transformers and some common monads. An appendix presents monads as assembly lines.
- "A monad is a way to structure computations in terms of values and sequences of computations using those values."
year 2004
- 2004-07 A Schemer's Introduction to Monads - Dave Herman [1700 words, Lisp, Scheme]
- "The main insight of monads is that all side effects, from mutation to I/O to non-termination, have one thing in common: order of evaluation matters." ... "So monads are about talking about effects in the context of a pure semantics."
- 2004-07 Monads as Containers (Russian translation) - Cale Gibbard [2900 words]
- "A monad is a container type together with a few methods defined on it. Monads model different kinds of computations." ... "it is more natural sometimes to begin with map (fmap), return and join"
- 2004-08 Monads in Perl - Greg Buchholz [2200 words, Perl]
- "Essentially a monad is a hidden data structure (Fig. 1) which automatically passes state around for us. "
year 2005
- 2005-07 Monads in Ruby - MenTaLguY
- Presents monads in a friendly language, starting from Identity
- "They let you chain pass [bind] operations together to make little computational pipelines, with rules of your choosing. They don't manipulate values themselves — that's the job of the blocks (functions) you plumb together using the monad."
- 2005-11 Of monads and space suits - Eric Kow
- Functions are space stations, parameters are astronauts and monads are space suits that let us safely travel from one function to another.
year 2006
- 2006-03 Understanding Monads - Eric Kow
- Monads as nuclear waste containers, an adaptation of monads as space suits with a new metaphor suggested by Paul Johnson
- "What we need is some way to capture the pattern 'do X and then do Y, where Y may be affected by X'. Monads are the way we do this." ... "In a sense, each monad is its own little minilanguage specially suited for its particular task."
- 2006-07 The Monadic Way - Andrea Rossato
- A two-part tutorial. The first part shows you how build a simple evaluator, and the second part shows you how to "take the complexity" out of it by using techniques such as monad transformers
- Revised 2006-09 to include Meet Bob The Monadic Lover: "what monads look like and what they are useful for, from the perspective of a ... lover."
- 2006-08 You could have invented monads! (and maybe you already have) - Dan Piponi
- "Writing introductions to monads seems to have developed into an industry," Dan (sigfpe) observes. He argues that monads are not "something esoteric in need of explanation", but walks you through the process of reinventing monads to solve some very basic and practical problems.
- "So now I can reveal what a monad is. The triple of objects (m,unit,bind) is the monad, and to be a monad they must satisfy a bunch of laws such as the ones you've been proving."
- 2009-06 Monads: Computations where order matters - Tim Sheard
- 2006-10 Ask Reddit: What the hell are monads?, an answer - tmoertel [700 words]
- "I think of monads as computational environments in which you get to make up the rules." ... "monads are ... a general model of computation that lets you pick and choose the environmental features that you want for your computations."
- 2006-10 Monad Transformers Step by Step - Martin Grabmüller (also: updated version and associated Haskell code)
- Monad transformers are rarely covered in introductory tutorials. This "is not a paper about implementing transformers, but about using them to write elegant, clean and powerful programs in Haskell". Available as a 12 page PDF or .lhs file.
- 2006-11 There's a Monster in my Haskell! Andrew Pimlott
- This delightful "tutorial" presents monads as monsters which devour values, use them to feed other monsters and regurgitate them when slain.
- 2006-12 Maybe Monad in Java - Tony Morris
- Monads can also be useful in Java!
year 2007
- 2007-01 Think of a monad - Don Stewart (reposted on Eric Kow's blog)
- Don integrates some pre-existing monadic metaphors, shedding light on monads in a truly comprehensive manner (illustration by Eric)
- 2007-02 Understanding Monads. For Real - Karsten Wagner
- A monad is like a macro
- 2007-02 Crash Course in Monads Monads for Mathematicians - Vlad Patryshev
- Author's Description: This crash course starts with an EASY! introduction to categories and functors, then we define a monad, then give some basic examples of monads in categories, then present monadic terminology as used in programming languages.
- 2007-03 Monads in 15 Minutes - Eric Kidd
- Eric boils monads down to 15 minutes, using backtracking and Maybe as motivating examples. Eric uses
, which seems quite rare for monad tutorials (cf Cale's Monads as containers) - Then I lie down in a dark room with a warm wet cloth over my eyes.
- Eric boils monads down to 15 minutes, using backtracking and Maybe as motivating examples. Eric uses
- 2007-08 Monads as computation - Cale Gibbard
- A very straightforward presentation of monads. Notable for its "The whole point" section, which conveys why we bother with all this monad business.
- 2007-08 Understanding Monads (2) - Apfelmus
- Wikibook rewrite of the original monads tutorial. Less fluff, more pedagogy. [In progress at the time of this writing].
- 2007-08 Monad (sans metaphors) - Claus Reinke
- From a discussion about monad tutorials on Haskell Café (the name is due to haskellwiki user 'Green tea').
- 2007-09 Monads are Elephants Part 1 - James Iry
- "Introductions to monads are bit of cottage industry on the Internet. So I figured, "why buck tradition?" But this article will present Scala's way of dealing with monads."
year 2008
- 2008-01 An explanation by 808140 [1588 words]
- "The best way to grok monads is to ... familiarize yourself with several common monads and their uses." ... "All that makes a monad, really, is that you can define two functions like unit and bind on them."
- 2008-03 Real World Haskell, Chapter 14: Monads - Bryan O'Sullivan, Don Stewart, and John Goerzen
- "We aim to show you that a monad is often an obvious and useful tool to help solve a problem."
- 2008-06 Monads (in Russian, English translation) - Eugene Kirpichov [8200 words ru, 10000 en]
- "A monad is a triple (m, return, >>=), where: ..." ... "As we progressed, we saw that monads are most commonly used for two different purposes: structuring the control flow and describing imperative effectful computations (IO, State, IndentIO), and structuring data flow (Maybe, List, Dist)."
- 2008-09 What is a monad?, an answer - JacquesB (other answers at link)
- "An alternative term is computation builder which is a bit more descriptive of what they are actually useful for." ... "In layman's terms, a monad is just a type for which the >>= operation is defined."
- 2008-12 From Monoids to Monads - Dan Piponi
year 2009
- 2009-01 Abstraction, intuition, and the "monad tutorial fallacy" - Brent Yorgey [meta]
- Commentary on monad tutorials and why many may be so unhelpful. "What I term the 'monad tutorial fallacy,' then, consists in failing to recognize the critical role that struggling through fundamental details plays in the building of intuition."
- 2009-03 A Monad Tutorial for Clojure Programmers
- "Monads are about composing computational steps into a bigger multi-step computation."
- 2009-03 How you should(n't) use Monad - beelsebob
- "When we have functions that produce values that are hidden inside boxes, we have a problem. ... Monads add a single function called join, which is used to flatten out the layers of boxes: ..."
- 2009-06 The Greenhorn's Guide to becoming a Monad Cowboy - Hans van Thiel [9600 words]
- Covers basics, with simple examples, in a for dummies style. Includes monad transformers and monadic functions. "Actually, programming monads is much like cattle driving! So, let's get started."
- 2009-10 The State Monad: A Tutorial for the Confused? - Brandon Simmons
- This is written for someone who has a good understanding of the Maybe and List monads, but has gotten stuck trying to understand State... State monad is just an abstraction for a function that takes a state and returns an intermediate value and some new state value.
- 2009-11 What Does Monad Mean? - Tony Morris
- "The [monad] concept will be presented in a way with the objective of supplying enough understanding to apply the practical implications and will not address the underlying mathematics or category theory."
- 2009-11 What a Monad is not
- A desperate (futile?) attempt to end the eternal chain of monad tutorials.
year 2010
- 2010-02 Advances in Programming Languages: Monads and I/O - Ian Stark
- 2010-03 State Monad Tutorial - Byron Johnson
- "My goal is to teach others to help them understand the State monad. ... After this point, you should be able to easily understand the other monads."
- 2010-04 Programming with effects – the story so far - Patai Gergely
- Explains the relationships between the various abstractions over side effects, namely applicative functors, arrows, and monads.
- 2010-06 More about Monads and Other Notions of Effectful Computation - Henrik Nilsson
- 2010-07 I come from Java and want to know what monads are in Haskell - Tim Carstens [Java]
- Translates a simple Java class into a stack of monad transformers, with a metaphor about how monads are like conversations, and why this idea should be familiar to OO programmers.
- "What I am going to talk about is how to use monads to do something in Haskell that is easy to do in Java." ... "This is what different monads do: each comes with its own set of operations that are legal within the context that the monad is modeling."
- 2010-08 Learn You a Haskell, A Fistful of Monads
- "monads are just applicative functors that support >>=. The >>= function is pronounced as bind."
- 2010-08 Yet Another Monad Tutorial, part 1 (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8) - Mike Vanier [7100 words p1, 45000 total]
- "Monads are a generalization of functions, function application, and function composition to allow them to deal with richer notions of computation than standard functions."
- 2010-10 A monad is just a monoid in the category of endofunctors, what's the problem?, an answer - pelotom (other answers at link)
- "The original sentence is this: All told, a monad in X is just a monoid in the category of endofunctors of X, with product × replaced by composition of endofunctors and unit set by the identity endofunctor."
- 2010-11 Monads and Effects in Purely Functional Programming (slides) - Johan Glimming
year 2011
- 2011-01 Monads for the Curious Programmer: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Monads in C++ - Bartosz Milewski [3400, 4300, 3400, and 5200 words]
- "Monads are hard to describe because they don't correspond to anything in our everyday experience" ... "A monad is an endofunctor together with two special families of morphisms, both going vertically, one up and one down"
- 2011-03 Monads: Safe Side-effects in Functional Programs - Patrick Macarthur
- 2011-03 monads in R: sapply and foreach - Ferdinand Jamitzky
- "Monads are a powerful way of structuring functional programs"
- 2011-04 Translation from Haskell to JavaScript of selected portions of the best introduction to monads I¢ve ever read - James Coglan [3200 words, Javascript] (cf. 2006 "You Could Have Invented Monads")
- "Monads are really about composing functions"
- 2011-04 Understanding Haskell Monads - Ertugrul Söylemez [12400 words]
- "A monad is a wrapper type around another type (the inner type), which adds a certain structure to the inner type and allows you to combine computations of the inner type in a certain way."
- 2011-10 The Dead Simple, No Chit Chat, Zero-Analogy Haskell Monad Tutorial - Dan Burton [1800 words]
- "Monads are simply Applicative Functors, which also define some way of flattening nested monadic values, and shoving monadic values into monadic functions. Applicative Functors are..."
year 2012
- 2012-02 Futures: Monads with the Context of Asynchronous Programming - mr23
- "it's best to think of a monad as representing some context. What do I mean by context? ..."
- 2012-02 The Day Python Embarassed Imperative Programming - The 27th Comrade
- "Monads are conditional function calls"
- 2012-02 Scala Monads - Dan Rosen, Marakana [scala, video]
- 2012-04 The Less Travelled Monad Tutorial: Part 1, Part 2 - mightybyte
- "a monad is a certain type of context that provides two things: a way to put things into the context, and function application within the context"
- 2012-04 Why Do Monads Matter? - Chris Smith
- "... The category that they form is called a Kleisli category, and it's basically another way of looking at monads."
- 2012-08 Monads in Pictures - johnw
- "This is not a tutoral on monads, nor will I use any math terms here. This is for people who have learned enough about monads to use them, but want to get a better picture of what they're doing and why they exist."
- 2012-11 Monads à la Mode - Cameron Swords and Daniel P. Friedman
- "The purpose of this article is to provide a concise introductionto monads for anyone who has an understanding of Scheme and simple types."
year 2013
- 2013-01 Monads in Haskell: An Introduction - Benjamin Kovach
- 2013-03 A Simple Monad Tutorial - Leah Hanson
- 2013-04 Functors, Applicatives, And Monads In Pictures.
- 2013-04 A newbie in Haskell land
- "I have identified three kinds of monads ... Monad as control of the sequencing ; Monad as control of side effects ; Monad as container"
- 2013-05 Kleisli Composition à la Up-Goer Five.
- 2013-06 Three Useful Monads
- 2013-07 Monads Made Difficult
- 2013-08 From Adjunctions to Monads
- 2013-08 Functors and monads for analyzing data
- 2013-08 Pure Functions, Laziness, I/O, and Monads
- 2013-08 Error Handling
- 2013-08 State monad
- 2013-10 Monads and Side Effects in Haskell - Alan Davidson
- 2013-10 A gentle intro to monads ... maybe? - Sean Voisen
- 2013-12 Monad transformers
- 2013-12 The tao of monad
- 2013-12 Monads in 15 minutes - Nikolay Grozev
- 2013-12 The First Monad Tutorial (slides) - Philip Wadler
year 2014
- 2014-01 Monads in Haskell: Algebra
- 2014-01 Yet Another Monad Tutorial in 15 Minutes
- 2014-01 Using Monads in Haskell
- 2014-01 Monads in Haskell: Lists &c
- 2014-02 monads made difficult
- 2014-03 Error Handling
- 2014-03 Monads are hard because...
- 2014-04 How continuation monad works
- 2014-04 "Mostly functional" programming does not work: Informal Introduction to Monads
- 2014-05 Inside My World (Ode to Functor and Monad)
- 2014-06 Functor, Applicative, Monad
- 2014-07 First-Class "Statements" - Justin Le
- 2014-10 Refactoring Ruby with Monads
- 2014-12 Monads in Haskell - Nathanael Schilling
year 2015
- 2015-03 Monads
- 2015-04 Yet another "What is a Monad" post - Zohaib Rauf
- 2015-07 Dr Frankenfunctor and the Monadster
- "Or, how a 19th century scientist nearly invented the state monad."
- 2015-08 Monads Demystified - Josh Haberman
- 2015-09 What the Heck Is a Monad - Soroush Khanlou
- 2015-11 Briefly on the purpose of Functors, Applicatives and Monads
- 2015-11 A 5-Minute Monad Tutorial - Andrew Hirsch
year 2016
- 2016-04 Monads are confusing. Let us help - Kelley Robinson
- 2016-05 eatonphil/monad.ml - Phil Eaton
- "I finally grasped the use of monads while building linux images."
- 2016-09 A quick intro about Monads - franzejr
- 2016-09 CSC 131: Haskell Monads - Kim Bruce
- 2016-10 Monads (forget about bind) - Joakim Ahnfelt-Ronne
- 2016-10 Understanding Monads: From types to categories to analogy - Nick Hu
- 2016-10 CIS 194: IO and monads - Joachim Breitner
- 2016-11 Monads: Programmer's Definition - Bartosz Milewski
- from the Category Theory for Programmers series.
- 2016-12 No, really, what's a monad? - Ryan Marcus
- "When seasoned Haskell developers try to explain monads to the rest of us, they'll often find themselves resorting to ridiculously incomprehensible definitions."
year 2017
- 2017-03 Functors & Monads: An Introduction - Miguel Fonseca
- 2017-05 Well, What's a Monad? - Scott Nonnenberg
- 2017-06 Knowing monads through the category theory - Juan López López
- 2017-06 Informatics 1: IO and Monads - Don Sannella
- 2017-08 Monads.Std - Introduction (from the Binary Analysis Platform's included monads library) - Ivan Gotovchits
- 2017-11 Understanding Monads. A Guide for the Perplexed - Barry Burd
- "With the current explosion of functional programming, the 'monad' functional structure is once again striking fear into the hearts of newcomers."
- 2017-11 Learning Monads by Example - Diego Vicente
- "While writing my bachelor thesis, a heuristic search framework in Haskell, I ran into a roadblock I long feared to have: I needed to understand how monads work."
year 2018
- 2018-05 Monads explained by a imperative programmer - with examples - Dipun Mistry
- "A monad is any type construct that follows a specific pattern; it works in the same way as other design patterns."
- 2018-05 Different ways to understand a monad - Mateusz Kubuszok
- ... "hardly anyone is good at explaining what a monad is. That is why we'll try to get some intuition about it without defining it."
- 2018-09 CS3110: Monads - Professor Clarkson
- "Attendance question: Have you programmed with monads in Haskell?"
- 2018-12 Of Groups and Monads
- An introduction by way of the simpler notion of a group, with some historical context
year 2019
- 2019-03 A monad is not a burrito - Maxime Kjaer
- "... monads are something that took a while to click in my head, too."
- 2019-04 "Monads made simple" - Carlos Morgado
- "Most talk/post/discussion about monads try to teach you Haskell first."
- 2019-04 Monads Tutorial - Monday Morning Haskell
- "[...] here's my crack at a definition: A Monad wraps a value or a computation with a particular context."
- 2019-08 Monads as a Programming Pattern - Sam Grayson
- "This article is written from a programmer's perspective, where a monad is a software engineering pattern."
- 2019-09 Monads - Stephen Edwards
- 2019-12 An Overview of the Monad - Ragnhild Aalvik
- "In this article I will give a brief overview of what a monad is. [...] I will use metaphors to explain the concept, and I will not give any code examples in this article."
year 2020
- 2020-01 Concept and Design of Functional Programming for Interactive Art Polyphonic Jump!: Equation of Interaction - Ichiroh Kanaya
- "Moggi's theory uses highly abstract mathematics and is generally difficult for average-level computer scientists to understand. However, Moggi's concept is understandable without a deep understanding of Kleisli's category theory."
- 2020-06 Monads!
- "All a type `M` must do to be monadic is to have a `flatMap` function and a `pure` function"
- 2020-07 Yet another lousy monad tutorial - Chankey Pathak
- " I like concrete explanations that start with practical examples, without any annoying metaphors, and especially without any Haskell code."
- 2020-09 Monads for JavaScript developers - Paul Shen
- "...Maybe it's because of the monad tutorial fallacy. Anyways, I hope this gives you, a JavaScript developer, a gist of what monads are and why people care about them."
- 2020-10 Inventing Monads - Stepan Parunashvili
- "...How could you end up inventing monads? Okay, let's try to build that intuition. We'll avoid both types and category theory."
year 2021
- 2021-01 Simple Introduction to Monads - Christian Neumanns
- "A simple step-by-step introduction to monads for developers with a background in non-pure-functional programming languages like C#, Java, Python, etc."
- 2021-03 Monads - Eric Walkingshaw
- 2021-03 Merely monadic - (Haskell community)
- "In Haskell, monadic types - types having an instance for the Monad class - can be thought of as abstract descriptors of computations which are inherently composable [...]"
- 2021-04 Monads Explained - Vidisha Jitani
- "So, it took me a lot of struggling to understand what exactly "Monad" is!"
- 2021-04 A gentle introduction to Monads - Kristof Slechten
- "It is said that there's a curse with Monads. I'm not making this up and it's called the "monad tutorial fallacy" and the legend says that when you finally understand them, you lose the ability to explain it to others."
- 2021-12 Monads in a simple way - Guilherme dos Reis Meira
- "Monads were created by mathematicians in 1960 and rediscovered by computer scientists in 1990 as a new way to handle effects."
- 2021-12 How Monads Solve Problems - ThatsNoMoon
- "Imagine, for a moment, that it's 2013, you're involved in designing JavaScript, and you have a problem: callbacks are a mess."
year 2022
- 2022-03 How to Use Monads without Understanding Them - Lucian Ursu
- "[this article] covers do notation, the most common way of writing monadic code. I wanted to write it, because I believe you can write monadic code without understanding monads."
- 2022-03 Monads - Mark Seemann
- "A monad is a functor you can flatten. That's the simplest way I can put it. "
- 2022-06 CSCE 314 - Interactive Programs: I/O and Monads - Hyunyoung Lee
- 2022-09 Thinking about thinking, or what Monads don't want - Adam Fuks
- 2022-10 Monads as stylised continuation-passing - (Haskell community)
year 2023
- 2023-03 Haskell for Elm developers: giving names to stuff (Part 3 - Monads!) - Flavio Corpa
- 2023-06 CSCC24 - Monad: effectful programming - Albert Lai
- "What is a number? You normally don't ask that, nor do you answer it directly. ... Likewise with vector spaces. Remember those? ... The same approach is best for monad. Don't seek a direct answer to "what is a monad?"."
- 2023-10 Monads for the Rest of Us - Arialdo Martini


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