I think the "Lisp as a (potential) blub" meme is starting to catch on. You're starting to see some people release alternatives that are looking fairly viable. T

I think the "Lisp as a (potential) blub" meme is starting to catch on. You're starting to see some people release alternatives that are looking fairly viable. Two that are frequently discussed here are Arc and Clojure. Then there are guys like Mark Tarver, who are working on things like Qi to improve Lisp. I think it's great to see that after 50 years, "Lisp, the idea" is still growing.