You may start to get a point when C# gets a two-directional type inference system. As it's now, any functional-looking code requires so much boiler plate that it's shorter and less bug-prone to copy your functions code everywhere you want to use them.

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int_19h a year ago | parent [-]

Can you give an example of said boiler plate?

	▲	DeathArrow a year ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Using OneOf library or something similar instead of discriminated unions / sum types. Trying to use a functional pipeline instead of DI.
	▲	marcosdumay a year ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Just try to make any generic high order function in C#. Any one you can think of.