I suspect there may be something to the idea of Lisp supporting multiple paradigms of development. If (and this is a big if) you had enough exposure to the vir

I suspect there may be something to the idea of Lisp supporting multiple paradigms of development. If (and this is a big if) you had enough exposure to the virtues of imperative, functional, and declarative programming styles and (second big if) enough "taste" to apply them in tandem with each other, that Lisp may have been one of the few places to leverage that as a skill. But maybe a better question would be how often you would be better mixing those types of development in a single program.