> It's a bit of a special-purpose tool. Given its expressivity and extensibility, Lisp is a special-purpose tool for all general and special cases. TFA has on

> It's a bit of a special-purpose tool. Given its expressivity and extensibility, Lisp is a special-purpose tool for all general and special cases. TFA has one of the best descriptions of Lisp syntax (and its parentheses) I've ever encountered: "Parenthesis are the contour lines in the topographic map of your Lisp program."