That's actually a very good point. From my anecdotal experience, I actually vastly prefer Lisp like syntax to basically any other syntax because it's so regular

That's actually a very good point. From my anecdotal experience, I actually vastly prefer Lisp like syntax to basically any other syntax because it's so regular and clearly delimited, so I can grab whole expressions and move them around and transform them really easily. It also makes it easier to navigate code, and in my opinion easier to read since I don't have to remember "syntax", just the behavior of functions and macros. Weirdly enough, even if a language isn't "lispy" I would still consider a expressions a point in it's favor.