Sorry, I wasn't clear enough. I was asking which modern scripting languages do you think are the closest to interactive Lisp and Smalltalk environments. I'm way

Sorry, I wasn't clear enough. I was asking which modern scripting languages do you think are the closest to interactive Lisp and Smalltalk environments. I'm way too young to remember "the real thing", but I know Pharo a bit (Squeak fork) and recently I started using StumpWM, which is a window manager written in Common Lisp. In the latter case I'm practically living inside slime-repl. The point being that I know quite a bit modern, scripting languages (Python, Ruby, JavaScript, TCL, Io, Lua, ...) and a couple more experimental, dynamic languages and still, none of them "give me the same feeling of bliss". They're getting closer, but are not quite there yet. So I was just curious which scripting languages the GP had in mind.