Which is why OO seems pointless for most being programmers, they can't deal with sufficiently complex problems to gain anything from OO programming. Beware, th

Which is why OO seems pointless for most being programmers, they can't deal with sufficiently complex problems to gain anything from OO programming. Beware, this is not biconditional. I'm sure you won't have to go very far to find programmers who deal with complex problems but who do not feel that they gain anything from solving them using OO. And there is also the argument that OO as implemented in popular languages introduces its own complexity, such that it ends up being used to solve the problems it introduced in the first place.