Yeah - I think FP forces you to think about state and state transition while OO forces you to think about your abstraction and modelling. So if you do OO withou

Yeah - I think FP forces you to think about state and state transition while OO forces you to think about your abstraction and modelling. So if you do OO without consideration of what's going to happen next - the compilation and what the computer is actually doing, i.e. moving from state to state, then it's easier to make bad design decisions.