Since clojure does not have lazy lists, we should probably stop talking about them as if they exist.
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Explain me like I'm 5, why not? Cant clojure not define a sequential structure such that it's all "thunked-out"? Or do you mean that the structure such as that is not a "list", but a different thing altogether?
Technically you can, but nobody does. Here are some example programs on lazy lists in another language (Haskell) which produce a value (not ⊥). let bottom = bottom in foldr const bottom (1:bottom) let bottom = bottom in (foldr const bottom (1:bottom), null (bottom:bottom))
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The second one should be simpler: let bottom = bottom in null (bottom:bottom)
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