Re: [Agda] : vs. ∶

[Darryl]

Why not use `as` instead of `\:`? After all, the use of `\:` is to state the type of an ambiguous term when using it, so what `\x -> x \: A -> A` means is that we're using `\x -> x` AS a function of type `A -> A`. So you could just write `\x -> x as A -> A`. This is 

- darryl
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