> reason is unusually superficial from you

I find the ((()))) aspect of it difficult to read, whereas the algebraic notation is easy. I've struggled with trying to read Lisp code for decades. It's a proverbial square peg that won't fit in the round hole.

A major aspect of D is the aesthetic look of the code. It's why I call D "elegant" as it just looks good on the screen. For example, this is how modules are imported:

    import foo;

Short and sweet. No syntactic noise.