With a language like Forth, you know that you can use a stack for data and apply functions on that data. With currying it you put functions on a stack instead. This makes it weird. But you also obscure the dataflow.

With the most successful functional programing language Excel, the dataflow is fully exposed. Which makes it easy.

Certain functional programming languages prefer the passing of just one data-item from one function to the next. One parameter in and one parameter out. And for this to work with more values, it needs to use functions as an output. It is unnecessary cognitive burden. And APL programmers would love it.

Let's make an apple pie as an example. You give the apple and butter and flour to the cook. The cursed curry version would be "use knife for cutting, add cutting board, add apple, stand near table, use hand. Bowl, add table, put, flour, mix, cut, knife butter, mixer, put, press, shape, cut_apple." etc..