I believe OOP was successful largely because of Conway's law. OOP itself is a hierarchical (inheritance) type system that mirrors hierarchical social systems in

I believe OOP was successful largely because of Conway's law. OOP itself is a hierarchical (inheritance) type system that mirrors hierarchical social systems in business. It's very "top down" in its orientation, and also allows teams to tightly control the information they are dealing with. Also, I didn't even read TFA. However, I think it's only fair since it's a medium post that requires login.