This actually looks pretty cool and aligns with how I'd probably build a lisp. I know the brackets are seen as heretical to all outside of Clojure, but it real

This actually looks pretty cool and aligns with how I'd probably build a lisp. I know the brackets are seen as heretical to all outside of Clojure, but it really helps the eyes IMO if you're not using a fancy editor or aren't super experienced with Lisp. The stack is a really nice feature and I think merging the best of Lisp & Forth makes sense in some ways. I think some of the HP calculators supported a programming language called RPL which is a stack based (RPN) language with some lispy elements iirc.