I would kill for the opportunity to work on Lisp full time (well, maybe not kill, but you get the level of motivation). The reason for it is in your quote - ex

I would kill for the opportunity to work on Lisp full time (well, maybe not kill, but you get the level of motivation). The reason for it is in your quote - extremely regular syntax. No operators, no precedence, no special syntax forms - just a bunch of lists with symbols. I didn't realise how important it is until I started writing macros in Elixir and realised they are not quite "native", even if really powerful. Lisp will be back, I feel certain of it.