That's an interesting idea, but how does it work for functions of multiple arguments? If functions are curried, then I suppose the syntax for `f x y` would be

That's an interesting idea, but how does it work for functions of multiple arguments? If functions are curried, then I suppose the syntax for `f x y` would be `y.(x.f)`, which maybe you could write as `y.x.f` if the associativity worked as such. But that means you have to provide your arguments in reverse order? If functions are not curried, do you write `(x, y).f`?