> The key thing to realize is a single object with a lot of attributes is itself not Object Oriented. Instead, it’s a 1970s style Structured Program in disguise

> The key thing to realize is a single object with a lot of attributes is itself not Object Oriented. Instead, it’s a 1970s style Structured Program in disguise. The attributes of the object are the global variables of the program, and the object’s methods are the program’s functions. Every function can freely access every global variable which is what causes many of the problems. Yes!