Having some more syntax for things like maps and destructuring (like Clojure) goes a long way to remove the worst offenders (((like these))), but as others have

Having some more syntax for things like maps and destructuring (like Clojure) goes a long way to remove the worst offenders (((like these))), but as others have mentioned, you get used to it, and then you miss it in other places. You are working with shapes of data, not lines of text. Using tools like Paredit you can get into an incredible flow akin to that of Vi/Emacs mastery, with the added layer that you are moving entire blocks rather than single words (that may or may not end up being valid code).