I like Clojure, but I don't understand how Clojure answers the article. The primary complaint in the article was "there are too many versions of Lisp". Whether

I like Clojure, but I don't understand how Clojure answers the article. The primary complaint in the article was "there are too many versions of Lisp". Whether or not that's a valid argument (it reminds me of the similar "there are too many Linux distros"), surely Clojure adds to the number of options.