I didn't mean to make the point so C-centric. I'm not just talking about C programmers. I don't think we should all write C all the time. I went back to C and

I didn't mean to make the point so C-centric. I'm not just talking about C programmers. I don't think we should all write C all the time. I went back to C and Lisp in my spare time because I'm already invested in those languages, between C itself, and CPython. The common feeling I've seen repeated is doing OOP for a while then getting tired of it, and casting it off. > I'm sure it inflates one's ego I'm sure that's true for some, but it would be shortsighted to think all programmers who dislike OOP are just full of themselves and don't have any valid insights.