We may be at a cultural impasse, here. I see code that's nested that deeply, and it just makes me want to close the editor and go find something else to do. Wh

We may be at a cultural impasse, here. I see code that's nested that deeply, and it just makes me want to close the editor and go find something else to do. Whether it's single lines that make a beeline for the pure land in the east, or towering ziggurats of stacked contexts slowly plodding their way into the sky, it doesn't really matter all that much to me. I count both of them as "sprawling code that's difficult to read." Lisp's a functional language; it's totally acceptable to break things up with a `defun` (or I guess, in this case, `defn`) here and there.