The Lisp community has literally tried exactly this, on and off, for the past half century -- and they always come back to s-expressions. Every new Lisp progra

The Lisp community has literally tried exactly this, on and off, for the past half century -- and they always come back to s-expressions. Every new Lisp programmers says "I know, I'll make a macro to let me write infix math!", and then abandons it 2 months later. It's not like Lisp programmers aren't aware of how schoolchildren write (+ 2 2). I've written tons of code in both language families. In infix/prefix (i.e., Algol-family) languages, I frequently wish for a nice consistent prefix syntax. In prefix-only (i.e., Lisp-family) languages, I can't say I've ever wished for infix notation. I don't understand what the perceived issue is with infix notation, except for unfamiliarity -- and that passes soon enough.