I think comparison to s-expressions are a red herring. In Lisp, I guess, s-expressions are an integral part of how you code. As a piece of general code, it ca

I think comparison to s-expressions are a red herring. In Lisp, I guess, s-expressions are an integral part of how you code. As a piece of general code, it can be great or terrible. This "JsonLogic" thing is explicitly intended to be "logic-inside-configuration" because (I hope) nobody's writing program with JsonLogic. Unfortunately, logic inside configuration is almost always a bad idea. (It doesn't matter whether you're using json or xml or s-expressions.)