Here is a Lisp list:

$(12(3((4))5)(67))$

However, you can$$t simply enter this into a Lisp interpreter, since it is data and not a function call. In order to get the interpreter to return this result, you could put a single quote in front of it like this, and get your input back as output:

$\text{'}(12(3((4))5)(67))$

However, this problem requires you to present a Lisp command you can enter into the interpreter that will produce the same output, but that does not use the single quote or the backquote at all, and ONLY uses the CONS function, NIL symbol, and numbers shown in the list. I will directly copy$-$paste your answer into the Lisp interpreter. If there is a syntax error, you will receive $0$ credit. The output of evaluating your command should produce the list above.