> Create a callable-only function that calls its left operand with the original 
> arguments and `this`, then calling its right operand with the result and the 
> same `this`.

IMHO, the order seems wrong. Not sure if programming languages do it 
differently, but in math composition works like this:

```
(f ? g)(x) = f(g(x))
```

So I think it would be more intuitive to use `<=<`, which would call the right 
operand first, and then call the left operand with the result of the right one.

,Oriol

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