> Customers and stakeholders have substantial investments in, and are comfortable with the performance, security and stability of, industry-standard platforms like the JVM.
This very much suggests that Clojure is trying to solve today's problems, not those 100 years in the future.
I think the Lisp + functional programming + concurrency primitives shows a lot more about what kinds of problems Clojure is trying to solve than the fact that it runs on the JVM.
This very much suggests that Clojure is trying to solve today's problems, not those 100 years in the future.