> Isn't LISP a language that prides itself in having no special forms No, that's a misconception. Lisp has special forms from day one (1960). On day two (1962)

> Isn't LISP a language that prides itself in having no special forms No, that's a misconception. Lisp has special forms from day one (1960). On day two (1962), macros were added -> they implement even more syntax.