Yes, they learn the second syntax from birth. There have been arguments to teach the lisp syntax in mathematics due to it being easier to understand with multi

Yes, they learn the second syntax from birth. There have been arguments to teach the lisp syntax in mathematics due to it being easier to understand with multiple arguments: (+ x y z a) instead of (x + y + z + a) Also, there are no order of operations problems with the lisp syntax like there are with traditional mathematical notation (unless you use parens, which makes it look even more lispy).