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# Languages: Why You Should Have a LISP
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## Software Autonomy and You
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If you really want to start from zero, how do you begin? At the very bottom of the stack,
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computers speak machine code, often translated from assembly. The easiest way to get rolling
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is with a lovely family of languages, often referred to as "concatenatives" or "stack languages".
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## Interesting content path
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low-level programming walk through basic language/computer theory
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- Explain a few simple assembly instructions
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- typed operations vs typed data
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- code as data as code
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- Write a simple FORTH using stated assembly instructions
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- memory management strategies
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- stacks
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- binary formats (ELF/PE32+/MachO)
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- Write a LISP using that FORTH
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- garbage collection
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- metaprogramming
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- Prolog, SAT Solvers, SMT Solvers
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- Automata
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- Game of Life
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- parsing
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- Solve world hunger
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