What we need are examples of Lisp-style languages leading to big wins. Clojure did that to some extent, but unfortunately in the Common Lisp world successful commercial or technical projects are few and far between.
Our best bet is probably making interesting advances in the open source field, until something takes off, which is largely a factor of luck.
Our best bet is probably making interesting advances in the open source field, until something takes off, which is largely a factor of luck.