There's something fascinating about a politician calling a bunch of people stupid for no reason. Like, he admits he's not good at coding, it's not like I'd take his word on tech decisions. This whole thing is so weird. You'd imagine he'd either have good taste, or try and pander to the most people. He's taken a third path, which I can't really place.

I think Lisp simply battles intuition for some people in a way that makes them upset until it becomes familiar. I also think Ted Lieu would have experienced this with COBOL