I have gone the other way. when I first learned macros I spent loads of time trying to make paren-free versions of the standard scheme forms, and now I can't ev

I have gone the other way. when I first learned macros I spent loads of time trying to make paren-free versions of the standard scheme forms, and now I can't even be assed to do the racketism of surrounding my binding clauses with []. The parens of let lets me easily distinguish the binding clauses, and lets me navigate it a lot easier in Emacs. The lets macro seems like the opposite of that. Every odd thing except the last element is an identifier and every even thing is that identifiers value.