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I have found the idioms of common-lisp and scheme around true and false and the empty list BOTH GOOD. But also very different. Like common-lisp does what you usually want, but scheme is more logically consistent. Scheme makes me happier to be more functional, like I use when and unless less in scheme because the functional idiom is to always return something. (what does "when" return on a true argument?) I am liking scheme especially after using common-lisp, and the cool thing is i assume the opposite would be true as well.