That was my point: even though Rich Hickey pretty much touts Clojure as an anti-OOP language, Clojure still relies heavily on OO polymorphism, yet it doesn't make the language any more complicated -- in fact, it helps keep it simple.

Sorry I misinterpreted it.

As someone that likes multi-paradigm languages, I tend to dislike that many FP guys "forget" their languages also do have first class support for OO when needed.

Somehow, I did not read you comment properly and spitted out a bad comment.