Write in C

Take C. Switch it over to Lisp syntax (make a 1-to-1 C syntax <-> Lisp syntax converter). Add type inference and type classes (using the _Generic keyword in C11). Add Lisp-style macros (with an autoconverter to-from C preprocessor).

That would be a language of a century, my friend. Instead, everyone spends time inventing new Javas, new Pythons, and masturbating on over-engineered supposedly-safe type systems. What a joke.

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Since when is C syntax "mathematical"? Ain't no "return" word or "switch", "break" in mathematics. Lisp syntax, on the other hand, is clearly mathematical (derived from the concept of an abstract syntax tree), consistent and simple.