But someone's pseudocode is another's 'mathematical notation'. It comes down to familiarity and training. In fact Lisp was more a notation in its early life, th

But someone's pseudocode is another's 'mathematical notation'. It comes down to familiarity and training. In fact Lisp was more a notation in its early life, then Steve Russel thought it would quite hilarious to use Lisp's own 'eval' to interpret itself. Great way to annoympress your PhD advisor.