I think the major error in this piece is assuming that Clojure is really geared towards any one type of problem. Instead, Clojure is designed to give you a set

I think the major error in this piece is assuming that Clojure is really geared towards any one type of problem. Instead, Clojure is designed to give you a set of tools that you can freely combine for the problem at hand. It achieves this by separating concepts that are commingled in other languages, like identity, value, and type. By splitting out those concepts, you get a very solid foundation on which you can build pretty much any other paradigm.