This is all a bit of a distraction though. > The only reason Clojure is viable for production use is because it relies on the really good JVM GCs. How will Jan

This is all a bit of a distraction though. > The only reason Clojure is viable for production use is because it relies on the really good JVM GCs. How will Jank try to solve the the GC problem? I think this original statement is wrong because people are fine with poor performance (see Python, Ruby) if the language (ecosystem) is effective. And Clojure is effective (IMO) moreso because of the JVM ecosystem not the JVM's performance.