> If you don't know how logic works then why programming? Logic and precedence rules are two different things. I know plenty of Haskell devs who frequently con

> If you don't know how logic works then why programming? Logic and precedence rules are two different things. I know plenty of Haskell devs who frequently consult not just the precedence but also the associativity (right/left) or operators or functions when reading or writing their code. C++ also has a very long list of precedence rules. It's not trivial and many find the lack of these added complexities an advantage in the simple lisp syntax. > It won't, it'll just make the code monoton and harder to look at. True, only if you haven't written much lisp. I suspect you are trolling here, possibly, so maybe my feedback won't matter.