> who doesn't love the same PL paradigms as him. I don't see that at all. It's not about enjoying it, it's about having the ability to adjust to the Lisp synta

> who doesn't love the same PL paradigms as him. I don't see that at all. It's not about enjoying it, it's about having the ability to adjust to the Lisp syntax, full stop. Given that Lisp is just about as close to programming directly in an AST as you can get, I'm not sure that claim of his is too far from the truth. Remember, we're talking about computer science, not programmers generally.