The battle is lost now, but I think it's unfortunate that we use "OO" both for class oriented domain modelling, and object oriented state persistence with messa

The battle is lost now, but I think it's unfortunate that we use "OO" both for class oriented domain modelling, and object oriented state persistence with message passing for composition. Technically the latter is about object instances, the former about object/class (data/domain) modelling.