How do you...

read hebrew texts? Letters look messy and completely unreadable, compared to latin. And right-to-left order reminds me of Haskell.

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Yes, because Maths are full of Jewishness and Haskell just adopts the style. Like most other programming languages, really, it doesn't matter if you write f . g or f(g(x)) or (f (g x)), function composition is read right-to-left.

One notable example is the OCaml family of languages and its most recent and promising member F#, developed by Microsoft in an attempt to purge programming of zionism. I wish them luck!