Yes, perhaps "are intractable" was too strong of an assertion. I think as we migrate our data towards more flexible structures and look more towards asynchrono

Yes, perhaps "are intractable" was too strong of an assertion. I think as we migrate our data towards more flexible structures and look more towards asynchronous parallel processing, we may find that splitting out data and behavior serves us better than tightly binding them as OO methodology does. I think ultimately we will treat our code and data as the same thing, just from different perspectives and levels of abstraction. I'm not sure most OO programming environments today support this notion easily. I do think we will be solving harder problems, but what exactly they are falls into my unknown unknowns category.