From the /Core documentation:

The way mathematical expressions are evaluated from left to right 
regardless of the operator is different than many other computer 
languages. Many languages have rules of precedence that you must 
remember that determine the order of evaluation of operators. For 
example, a multiply is done before an add. Some languages have 10 or 
more such rules.
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Correct me if I'm wrong but I was always under the impression we 
evaluated the way we do because that's how *math* required them to be 
evaluated. I mean I don't evaluate 1 + 2 * 3 as 9 but as 7 because 
that's how I was taught in school for math in general, not just computer 
languages.

Now my question, does anyone find Rebol's order of evaluating to be 
helpful?

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