It’s not that hard to understand why the lisp guy who became a billionaire by making m-expressions work, but kept the tech proprietary, is resented by many here

It’s not that hard to understand why the lisp guy who became a billionaire by making m-expressions work, but kept the tech proprietary, is resented by many here. Who else has ever achieved that level of success on the back of a programming language, let alone a Lisp? Our host here is the only one in the same ballpark and his success was more on the application side. Arc is no Wolfram language.