Barring the complaints about syntax and the assumptions made in the article, I would still say the one reason someone should learn LISP is that most likely one

Barring the complaints about syntax and the assumptions made in the article, I would still say the one reason someone should learn LISP is that most likely one will have an entire career of writing logic the "other way", I am not disparaging the "other way", just stating that it is far more prevalent and if you are learning something for personal growth LISP will give you a more diverse perspective than using a language that is an evolution of the "other way".