I'm trying to start with lisp

Why I want to learn lisp

• Lisp is often referred to as a one-man programming language
• It's old and the Lisp enthusiasts seem to think it has magic powers
• It is incredibly powerful
• Some describe it as "speaking with the spirit of the computer" which is a poetic way of saying it is close to the root core of interacting with basic computing interfaces.

What I hope to acheive

• The ability to create simple programs that generate new code

Running locally

So far this isn't much. Just an idea and a hankering. To run locally ensure you have Roswell, SBCL, and other common lisp stuff installed.

The when open run ros run and then you can (load "main.lisp") and begin solving simple math problems like (triple 2) until I start tinkering with more advanced implementations.