I'd mostly be inclined to accept this quirk as odd and easily-avoidable behavior (just don't use (Boolean. false)) except that, according to the OP, serializing and deserializing an object with internal booleans can also cause a problem. Sure, they round-trip through prn/read properly, but Clojure really should play nice with Java serialization, both because it may sometimes be necessary to have a more compact (= binary) format and because it may be needed for interop with some Java stuff (particularly anything involving RMI).
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