I'm with you, I just thought prior commenter was making a claim that Julia couldn't have been designed with a Lisp syntax, so I thought pointing out that it can

I'm with you, I just thought prior commenter was making a claim that Julia couldn't have been designed with a Lisp syntax, so I thought pointing out that it can already support representing all of its code as an s-expression kind of shows it could have very well had a Lisp syntax. I wonder if it's too late :p, maybe it can do what Racket does, and build on some per file #lang macro, give us proper Lisp syntax.