I heard somewhere that lisp programmers tend to start overly ambitious projects and never finish them. This applied to me when I was most interested in lisp. T

I heard somewhere that lisp programmers tend to start overly ambitious projects and never finish them. This applied to me when I was most interested in lisp. This books reads to me like this observation turned into a practical joke. The draft of this book suggests years of work to populate all the exercises and it has unfortunately hardly been edited since 2015. I just looked at the author's github page and it fits this stereotype almost too well. I am like this too and I would really like to know why this is and why people like us flock to lisps.