> It's the lists. That is one of the defining differences between Clojure and older Lisps. Clojure has list, vectors, maps, and sets as equally well supported

> It's the lists. That is one of the defining differences between Clojure and older Lisps. Clojure has list, vectors, maps, and sets as equally well supported data structures in the syntax and standard library. Classical Lisps often miss proper abstractions over different data structures. Clojure has those as well.