I really appreciate this comment. I have some passing familiarity with Clojure, but I don't understand it (and its motivations) fully and would like to understa

I really appreciate this comment. I have some passing familiarity with Clojure, but I don't understand it (and its motivations) fully and would like to understand it better. Thanks for the YouTube link; I'd love some reading material (essay-length preferred but anything will do) also, if you have any to recommend.