I'm just saying that if hypothetically lisp became super popular, it would inevitably change to fit the work flow of the mainstream. Being a functional languag

I'm just saying that if hypothetically lisp became super popular, it would inevitably change to fit the work flow of the mainstream. Being a functional language designed for metaprogramming, it is expected that it be extended: just by defining a new function, one defines LISP on the fly. That's the core idea of LISP! (:-))