> Common Lisp is an amalgamation of every lisp they could find, they slammed it all in. Not really. It's mostly a modernized version of Zetalisp. In many cases

> Common Lisp is an amalgamation of every lisp they could find, they slammed it all in. Not really. It's mostly a modernized version of Zetalisp. In many cases simpler as that, with some added new stuff (like type declarations).