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This is a rather broad over-generalization that tries to simplify a complex history into a pop psychology explanation. There’s no simple set of reasons that Lis
by abrax3141 7y ago
This is a rather broad over-generalization that tries to simplify a complex history into a pop psychology explanation. There’s no simple set of reasons that Lisp doesn’t hold a prominent position in the current software topography, and it’s doubtful that Lisp programmers’ psychodynamics have very much to do with it.