> You could argue that some language like Lisp requires the same, but the problem is that Lisp is just a language, Pharo is a lot more than that. Actually Lisp

> You could argue that some language like Lisp requires the same, but the problem is that Lisp is just a language, Pharo is a lot more than that. Actually Lisp is so much more. Lisp is a whole family of programming languages and its implementations. From Lisps on tiny micro-controllers, PCs, servers, to supercomputers. From simple interpreters to highly optimizing whole-program compilers. Pharo is just one particular implementation of the programming language Smalltalk.