[12:21] <Raynes> Vectors aren't seqs, right?
[12:21] <rhickey> Raynes: no, but they are sequential
[12:21] <rhickey> ,(sequential? [1 2 3])
[12:21] <clojurebot> true
[12:22] <Raynes> When would you want to use a list over a vector?
[12:22] <rhickey> when generating code, when generating back-to-front
[12:23] <rhickey> not too often in Clojure
"I read that Vectors are not seqs, but Lists are."
sequences are more generic than either lists or vectors (or maps or sets).
Its unfortunate that the REPL prints lists and sequences the same because it really makes it look like lists are sequences even though they are different. the (seq ) function will make a sequence from a lot of different things including lists, and you can then feed that seq to any of the plethora of functions that do nifty things with seqs.