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From: 6600dt@ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu (Dave Goggin)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.lisp
Subject: Lisp waves continue!
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Date: 25 Jan 91 17:45:21 GMT
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I have done lisp myself, and I would say that is ti
by no means 'dead'  In fact, it is one of the best
languages that i have ever used.  And, being an
inperpreted anguage, it is pretty amazing what a
good interpreter can do in terms of speed.  

It is the prerequisite to the AI class here, and  of
all the langauges that i have used, it is the most
intelligent, and able to respond to what I want
without the ususal programming hassles of decalring
variables, etc, that are common in other languages.
It is more human than C, Assembler, pascal, etc.
And I am totally hooked on lisp.

LISP IS NOT DEAD OR DYING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

we must stop this talk!!!!!!!!!!!!!

can't we fill this newsgroup with more profundities
than this???????????????????

*dt*