It's interesting to see Peter Norvig replying, but his answer is a little unsatisfying "oh but it did..." The more interesting and honest reply in my opinion i

It's interesting to see Peter Norvig replying, but his answer is a little unsatisfying "oh but it did..." The more interesting and honest reply in my opinion is ranked in second place by Robert Smith - sounds like he did some proper reflecting on what it is to be a Lisp programmer nowadays and what the language's (or implementation, since this question is for CL specifically) shortcomings are