Definitely not. Lisp already has higher order functions. Macros are something entirely different.
> They can be trivially applied using decorators in Python and closures in Javascript (JS decorators will be supported in ES7).
Of course not. Decorators and closures are in no way related to Lisp macros.
There is enough literature about Lisp macros... For example a certain Paul Graham wrote a book explaining them in detail:
http://www.paulgraham.com/onlisp.html
Definitely not. Lisp already has higher order functions. Macros are something entirely different.
> They can be trivially applied using decorators in Python and closures in Javascript (JS decorators will be supported in ES7).
Of course not. Decorators and closures are in no way related to Lisp macros.
There is enough literature about Lisp macros... For example a certain Paul Graham wrote a book explaining them in detail:
http://www.paulgraham.com/onlisp.html