I don't think the author makes a good case for the problem with, for example, noun-verbers, other than that they aren't very OO. If OO means putting lots and lo

I don't think the author makes a good case for the problem with, for example, noun-verbers, other than that they aren't very OO. If OO means putting lots and lots of state into objects, then I'm happy to be the lunatic fringe. I like my objects as a unit of code organization and my value objects as simply that - an immutable representation of a value.