The way I read this is you write that assuming the reader cherishes unix, kernels and userspaces as opposed to integrated live lisp environments assuming the ro

The way I read this is you write that assuming the reader cherishes unix, kernels and userspaces as opposed to integrated live lisp environments assuming the role of unix, kernels and userspaces, yet without C. Now try looking at the world as someone who does not cherish unix, kernels, userspaces and C programmers' view of the world... [note: I do cherish unix, kernels and userspaces; AND lisp. Oh and C...]