I believe F# will never be really popular

Think about it: C# already got the cool functional features that have real practical use. When I say this, I think about lambda expressions basically and how powerful they work with LINQ. I firmly believe that better thread handling language features will be incorporated into C# too, and after that F# really won't have any real advantage over it.

Am I right, or am I right?

>>11
Now that's a bad attitude. Instead of learning the good lessons a language has to teach you, you reject them because you think what you know is more than enough. Sorry to disappoint you sir, but I've got bad news... What functional languages have to teach you (and other programming paradigms), is perfectly applicable in most languages, starting with low-level asm and C