Mark, Thanks so much for pointing that out, it makes Clojure to belong to others. Clojure should not be only for FP experts and PH.D holders. I took time to check the background of some members in this group: we have lecturers, research scientists and others from the best technical schools. I know that for such people simplifying(through commenting and spreading codes by using methods) Clojure may kill their brain "cells". But for me and other mere mortals we need such help and as I see Clojure it may become another phenomenon in the rank of Ruby.
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