Back in the University I've had an assignment in Prolog that I've completely forgot about, so night before the deadline I've sit down around 9-10pm with a huge

Back in the University I've had an assignment in Prolog that I've completely forgot about, so night before the deadline I've sit down around 9-10pm with a huge cup of coffee and by 4am I've learned enough Prolog to finish it (it was a simple path finder for the given graph), I even had some time left for a nap that night. And trust me, I was more than average programmer at that moment - had a lot of enthusiasm and energy back then, but not that much previous experience and I've literally never seen Prolog before. So if you're interested in playing with a quite unique syntax and a mental model of Prolog, just go for it, it will not be a huge investment of your time. You can easily cover the basics in a couple of weekends in your leisure time, instead of Netflix or something.