I fully understand you -- and I don't understand you at all. If you got all of the revolutionary Lisp ideas, you don't have to worry about the rest -- currentl

I fully understand you -- and I don't understand you at all. If you got all of the revolutionary Lisp ideas, you don't have to worry about the rest -- currently I'm more or less forced to use C++ instead of CL (which is still my favorite language) -- but this doesn't prevent my mind to still 'think' in Lisp. If you have some really revolutionary idea, and you want to break it through the history grown walls, you always need to introduce it in homeopathic manner -- but since your new idea is really, really much more ingenious than all of the previous ones, it will finally and actually replace the more limited ones. But this takes time. If you limit yourself to think either black or white, you will never win...