i decided want to learn lisp. like really understand what its about, not to memorize (defun (cdr or whatever. there emust be something to it if people keep reinventing it over and over, right

@piggo If you really want to go ground up (as you indicate), there is only one venerable source you need (and not only to learn LISP): **Abelson & Sussman: Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs** Here is the online textbook adnd the course website groups.csail.mit.edu/mac/class

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@piggo You'll probably find a hardcopy in the library of MFF UK, or FEL CVUT.

@FailForward cool im bookmarking this! I no longer have access to these libraries, but this will be good enough
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