Got to this late, but other commenters have already pointed out why this is wrong.<p>While this is unfounded (I have no sources), LISP is quite possibly the most flexible higher level language ever invented, I would caution against betting against it in the future.<p>Saying that it&#x27;s the most flexible higher language ever invented might not actually amount to much -- I&#x27;m sure there&#x27;s actually a small subset of features&#x2F;points-in-the-language-that-allow-for-user-modifications that you need to achieve such high flexibility, but figured it was worth saying.<p>[EDIT] - My wording of the original post is sloppy. Where I say Lisp, I mean the dialect of Lisp that is Common Lisp.