> I feel like Lisp kind of did win in the sense that Clojure is a reasonably sane Lisp that's gaining popularity and that lives on the JVM. 'Reasonably sane' i

> I feel like Lisp kind of did win in the sense that Clojure is a reasonably sane Lisp that's gaining popularity and that lives on the JVM. 'Reasonably sane' is a matter of opinion. I really, really dislike Closure. I don't want to ban anyone from using it, but it really feels wrong to me. Far better to just use Lisp on the JVM, with a well-defined interface to Java.