You are claiming I made an assertion that I did not make. S-expressions allow for easy syntactic abstraction, as do other homoiconic syntaxes. I did not claim

You are claiming I made an assertion that I did not make. S-expressions allow for easy syntactic abstraction, as do other homoiconic syntaxes. I did not claim that it was the only possible thing that allows syntactic abstraction. I am aware of Julia's syntax, and I still much prefer the regularity of s-expressions. What you call weirdness, I call a feature.