This decision definitely is a part of clojure design; as far as I can tell, clojure tends to not throw an exception unless the input is terribly wrong (e.g. can't be converted to a seq in your case). Of course, it has some drawbacks, but is pretty convenient for the programmer and doesn't cause any problems in practice.
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