> I am wondering though, in what areas does Lisp get used these days? If you consider Clojure a Lisp then I think before the tech stocks crashed there were sev

> I am wondering though, in what areas does Lisp get used these days? If you consider Clojure a Lisp then I think before the tech stocks crashed there were seven unicorns built with Clojure. Banking, healthcare, analytics, ... I'd say Clojure can be used anywhere Java can for sure. And Clojure runs on top of ClojureScript too. Then Clojure is only one of the Lisp dialects and there are "lispier lisps" out there which also their success stories.