Lisp—both the speech characteristic and the programming language—is experiencing a cultural moment. Celebrities are embracing their lisps as marks of authenticity while computer scientists continue innovating with the decades-old Lisp coding language.
·A pop star at 55 is celebrating her lisp as part of her uniqueness rather than correcting it
·Actor Ibrahim Ali Khan dubbed an ad in his natural voice with a lisp, rejecting perfection for authenticity
·Researchers continue compressing Lisp into minimal, efficient code implementations
·Lou Holtz inspired others throughout his career despite a significant speech impediment
·Lisp programming language gets reimagined as microprocessor architecture in historical computing context
drawn from The Hollywood Reporter, Hackaday, South Bend Tribune, yahoo.com · updated 71d ago