Clojure is not designed to appeal masses, but to solve complex problems and keep things sane. And if you notice around, specialized industrial tools aren't pretty, but are sharp.

> Not strong in any domain and doesn't have any fundamental benefits over other dynamic programming languages like JS/Python/Ruby.

Don't get me wrong, but this can be said only by someone who never used it seriously or simply didn't get it. Reminds me on Scheme/Racket complains from students who took classes only for GPA or simply got in wrong university.