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>>5
Clojure is a Lisp because it has the features of a Lisp and it uses prefix notation.

>>8
It has a syntactic distinction between () and [] => it's not a Lisp.

>>10
Wat sort of argument is that? If its inherent data structure is a list, the language is also homoiconic, and it uses prefix notation, then it's a Lisp.

>>11
Because if () and [] are not equivalent, it's not homoiconic. For instance, because defn expects the arguments to be enclosed in [], you can't make a macro that returns (list a b c) and call it in the defn. You have to have a macro that returns a vector.

Lisp has one underlying code representation - the linked list. This shit with lists and vectors intermingled is not Lisp.