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The naked structure of Lisp code, bathed in a suffusion of blue

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The naked structure of Lisp code, bathed in a suffusion of blue

Tim Finin, 1:00pm 3 March 2007

Jim Mayfield sent in another great piece from XKCD.

Lisp mysticism

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