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I've been debating learning Lisp over the past few months but never could get into it. I've had Lisp books on my Amazon.com wishlist for quite a while but haven't bought them yet.

So I found this Lisp article via John Lam that describes Lisp in a manner that is incredibly accessible to people without any Lisp knowledge other than "it works on sets" (which makes no sense by itself).

Great article, I'd encourage anyone to read it. I'm actually going to go out and buy my Lisp books that I've been putting off.

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