Not by me, I'm too weak to downvote anything. I used Common Lisp during University, and mostly found it to be in my way. Although I might not have been a good

Not by me, I'm too weak to downvote anything. I used Common Lisp during University, and mostly found it to be in my way. Although I might not have been a good enough programmer by then, to be fair. ML, on the other hand, I loved. I've been meaning to try out Haskell as I hear it is the spiritual successor of ML. Clojure has many of the conveniences of a modern language, such as data type literals, to mention something incredibly basic but essential. I. e., everything is a "sequence" underneath, sure, but you can still write [1 2 3 4 5] and get yourself a vector/array type of deal. Thus it manages to dispel some of the dusty feeling I got from Common Lisp.