At not point he mention that the code is faster to read or understand though, just that it's easier to write "expressive code", whatever that means. He also lie

At not point he mention that the code is faster to read or understand though, just that it's easier to write "expressive code", whatever that means. He also lies a bit by saying "You’ve just seen 80% or so of the syntax of Clojure.": https://clojure.org/guides/weird_characters https://clojure.org/guides/weird_characters. > Ideas are good if they are good ideas, not good because of who said them. You're right about that, I always insist a bit more with Robert Martin because there is a lot of cargo culting around what he says. Clean code and TDD are other good examples of that.