Agreed that there's not an inherent conflict, but it seems the author is also arguing against an OO kind of design. In typical OO, all components of a given obj

Agreed that there's not an inherent conflict, but it seems the author is also arguing against an OO kind of design. In typical OO, all components of a given object are "owned" by that object which provides an interface through which they are accessed. This article seems to propose that the different components of an object are owned and accessed via different systems.