OOP as most people get to know it seems to be a bleak application of the original concept. And the original was not aimed at dealing with the internals of a si

OOP as most people get to know it seems to be a bleak application of the original concept. And the original was not aimed at dealing with the internals of a single program sitting on a single CPU, but grand simulations running on massive clusters. There each "object" would could very well be a process of its own, running on its own dedicated hardware. Effectively OOP became another one of those buzzwords on the bingo board...