It's interesting because I had trouble reading lisp until somebody told me that you don't read lisp by worrying about parentheses, but by reading it as an inden

It's interesting because I had trouble reading lisp until somebody told me that you don't read lisp by worrying about parentheses, but by reading it as an indentation level aware language. Just like Python. Here is a more in depth link: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1894209/how-to-read-mentally-lisp-clojure-code http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1894209/how-to-read-menta... but the idea is, delete all the parentheses from you mind, the code should still make sense. The parentheses are to help the computer out, not you.