> "There is no reason why you cannot combine strong types or optional types with LISP, in fact, there are already LISP dialects out there that did this." > Com

> "There is no reason why you cannot combine strong types or optional types with LISP, in fact, there are already LISP dialects out there that did this." > Common Lisp already has strong, dynamic, optional types. Isn't that what he said? Common Lisp is a dialect of Lisp.