Holdouts who never adopted the new-fangled internal `define` still find
`begin`'s semantics to be quite simple and intuitive. :)
I suspect that people like internal `define` because it looks simpler
than `let`.
However, if simplicity is one's motivation for teaching internal
`define` rather than `let`, then maybe it is important *not* to teach
internal `define` in sufficient detail, or suddenly `let` looks like the
simpler of the two. :)
Neil V.
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