Strong typing can help minimize or eliminate whole hosts of errors at compile time, as opposed to type-based errors rearing their ugly heads only during testing and production. Things like clojure.spec and TypeScript are a good segue between strong/weak typing. As someone who is functionally inclined, I would imagine you've read some of the reasons that Idris and Haskell were created.
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Strong typing can help minimize or eliminate whole hosts of errors at compile time, as opposed to type-based errors rearing their ugly heads only during testing and production. Things like clojure.spec and TypeScript are a good segue between strong/weak typing. As someone who is functionally inclined, I would imagine you've read some of the reasons that Idris and Haskell were created.