FMJ is a statically typed dataflow language. Programs are directed graphs. It has no program counter or stack. There are queues of tagged values at vertex

FMJ is a statically typed dataflow language. Programs are directed graphs. It has no program counter or stack. There are queues of tagged values at vertex inputs, and vertices execute asynchronously when all their inputs have values with the same tag. Lisp is a dynamically typed impure functional language. Programs are nested lists. Its interpreter runs by calling eval and apply, which call each other. After compilation, code runs on a machine with a program counter and stack. I don't see much similarity myself, and I wrote FMJ and know Lisp well.