For years I've tried to play with Lisp languages: reading books like Beautiful Racket, experimenting with Clojure/ClojureScript, etc. and it's often conflicted

For years I've tried to play with Lisp languages: reading books like Beautiful Racket, experimenting with Clojure/ClojureScript, etc. and it's often conflicted with what I'm trying out in other languages to understand different approaches to programming (Rust, F#, Haskell...). Almost every year I come crawling back to emacs and I start putting the pieces back together (first, by hand, then Spacemacs a couple of times, then by hand again but in a different way). It has such an incredible allure and it's a joy to write. I don't know what else I would write in Lisp right now so I just abandon my config and rebuild it to get that feeling again.