Lisp is going to die

It's too good for its own good.
http://www.winestockwebdesign.com/Essays/Lisp_Curse.html

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(LABELS (({ (] &REST [)
           (APPLY ([ ]) [))
         ([ (>)
           (ELT (] NIL) >))
         (] (<)
           (DO-EXTERNAL-SYMBOLS (] :CL) (PUSH ] <))
           (SORT < 'STRING< ':KEY 'STRING))
         (} ({ + ^)
           ({ 816 1/5)
           ({ 688
              ({ 875
                 ({ 398
                    NIL
                    "~{~A~^
~}"
                    (] NIL))
                 {
                 (+ { +)))
           ({ 381)
           ^))
  (DO* (({ 5248 ({ 584 } 36063))
        ([ 874 ({ 395 { 6))
        (] 4 ({ 584 { 6))
        (} 3785580492276528215065056 ({ 395 } 36063)))
       ((} [ ] ({ 977 ])) ({ 902) ({ 381))))

I don't know about everyone else, but I find this code to be pretty obvious and readable.  The parentheses are like the stripes on a zebra.  Reading Lisp code is as easy as counting the zebras in a herd.