> not just another "state of the art in 2015" language like I see so often. Newer is not always better. Lisp is full of good ideas that haven't stopped being g

> not just another "state of the art in 2015" language like I see so often. Newer is not always better. Lisp is full of good ideas that haven't stopped being good, even if a pure Lisp experience is understandably not to everyone's liking.