- Can you not put any veggies in the salad? - What? Okay, so fruits, berries? - No, no, no fruits either. - Hmm... what about croutons, nuts, maybe sunflower

- Can you not put any veggies in the salad? - What? Okay, so fruits, berries? - No, no, no fruits either. - Hmm... what about croutons, nuts, maybe sunflower seeds? - No, just use meat. I like meat. Just make it with a bunch of meat pieces, alright? - Well, that is not a salad... > Not using lisp Don't you folks realize the imbecility of such statements? Emacs is a Lisp machine that allows writing and loading custom extensions based on Lisp! This level of extensibility and programmability is so deeply ingrained into Emacs, specifically because it revolves around Lisp. Emacs wouldn't be possible without Lisp.