Agreeing with everyone else here: there's no magic, but macros and metadata are fairly late topics in Clojure, and starting on a piece of code responsible for d

Agreeing with everyone else here: there's no magic, but macros and metadata are fairly late topics in Clojure, and starting on a piece of code responsible for distributing code across a network... well, it wouldn't be my favourite place to start. Of course, the power of Clojure is that you actually can express this concept in the language. RMI looks pretty ugly by comparison.