You call Clojure a cargo cult descendant, which implies it's failing to achieve what its ancestors did, by copying features haphazardly without understanding th

You call Clojure a cargo cult descendant, which implies it's failing to achieve what its ancestors did, by copying features haphazardly without understanding the deeper motivations behind them. Clojure is a shitty substitute for CL, but that's just not what it is trying to be. It is an interesting and worthy system in its own right.