If the s-expr was the only thing we meant when we say "we like common lisp" that would indeed be a good solution. It isn't, though, and the experience I have h

If the s-expr was the only thing we meant when we say "we like common lisp" that would indeed be a good solution. It isn't, though, and the experience I have had with languages like that is usually no different than the one I have with python or lua - but with the added benefit of being able to at least use macros.