Use Common Lisp (SBCL). When you have a problem in Clojure, you end up doing it the Java way or importing some Java lib as a crutch. Lisp isn't meant to be a ba

Use Common Lisp (SBCL). When you have a problem in Clojure, you end up doing it the Java way or importing some Java lib as a crutch. Lisp isn't meant to be a batteries-included experience. You are supposed to be making your own DSL for every program basically.