So that spacex rocket just blew up today

They were able to pin point the root cause to a faulty fuel system caused by a a bug in the LISP software due to the fact that LISP programmers never do any error handling. Why do we still use LISP, or any functional programming language for that matter, in the year 2016. It's old and ugly and only used by Jewish academics who can't be bothered to learn how to create something useful.

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Lol, "Lisp (historically, LISP)" means nobody capitalizes it anymore. Only those who have never actually been around the language, documentation, or community think it's still spelled like that. Capitalizing """LISP""" is the first way to tell somebody who doesn't know shit about Lisp. Just like closet homosexuals call others faggots, you're screaming "newbie!" to try to sound like a non-newbie.

LISP programmers are as bad as pythonistas with letting their program crash wherever it feels like.

So, [citation needed] from your end, buddy. Common Lisp is an industrial language, forged from projects that dare not crash, and allow for maintainers who need to fix running systems without downtime. Here's some reading for you: http://www.nhplace.com/kent/Papers/Condition-Handling-2001.html

So this is the part where you just project your rage and lack of knowledge without saying anything of substance to mask the fact that lithpers have no clue what they're talking about.

More laughable, incorrect garble, quoted for posterity. Again, just because you don't know Lisp doesn't mean others are in your boat.