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Почему это не апликатив такой универсальный например
Let’s look more closely at the type of (>>=). The basic intuition is that it combines two computations into one larger computation. The first argument, m a, is the first computation. However, it would be boring if the second argument were just an m b; then there would be no way for the computations to interact with one another (actually, this is exactly the situation with Applicative). So, the second argument to (>>=) has type a -> m b: a function of this type, given a result of the first computation, can produce a second computation to be run. ... Intuitively, it is this ability to use the output from previous computations to decide what computations to run next that makes Monad more powerful than Applicative. The structure of an Applicative computation is fixed, whereas the structure of a Monad computation can change based on intermediate results.