Why does scheme have syntax for multiple values at all? (define (g x y z) ...) (call-with-values f g) means the same as (define (g . xs) ...) (apply

Why does scheme have syntax for multiple values at all? (define (g x y z) ...) (call-with-values f g) means the same as (define (g . xs) ...) (apply g (f)), and it's longer. If there's room for extra syntax, I think (g . (f a b c)) for (apply g (f a b c)) would be more useful.