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		SamReidHughes on Oct 14, 2019 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Show HN: Bel I never claimed it was a formal specification. The question was, is the meaning of (a b . c) defined, and the answer is, yes, because (b . c) is a list.

nilkn on Oct 14, 2019 [–]

And I say the answer is no, because (b . c) is an arbitrary pair, not a list. It would appear that we’re at an impasse.

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