wait you have to call some map() implementations as functions rather than methods? is there a rationale for this?
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Basically types which act like pointers tend to have everything as functions, to avoid overlapping with the type the deref to
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aaah, makes sense, because the . operator does deref magic
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Yeah. It's not a decision I personally agree with, but the rationale is reasonable at least.
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