[radanskoric]

Yes, exactly, Ruby has the human readability expressiveness.

If you say that expressivity is the ability to implement a program in less lines of code then Ruby is more expressive than most but less than for example Clojure. Well written Clojure can be incredibly expressive. However, you can argue that for most people it's going to be less readable than a comparable Ruby program.

It's hard to talk about these qualities as there's a fair amount of subjectivity involved.

[johnisgood]

I think I would be able to read Ruby better than Clojure.

But yeah, you are right, there is too much subjectivity involved in all of this. :)

Anyways, I hope you know I did not mean to use any of my comments against you, I was just wondering.

[radanskoric]

No worries, I didn't think that's the case. :)

It's an interesting conversation.