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> disprove ... that messaging has a right Well, I think "messaging" is an abstract concept. It doesn't have rights, so there was nothing to prove. Nevertheles
by inopinatus 6y ago
> disprove ... that messaging has a right
Well, I think "messaging" is an abstract concept. It doesn't have rights, so there was nothing to prove.
Nevertheless, credit matters, because people matter, and do have rights. One of those rights is to have an opinion, including the opinion that messaging is the core of OOP.
> clearly and consistently saying that in the 70s
This is indeed a preposterous and unhealthy standard to expect of anyone, on any topic. It's the kind of thing that two-bit politicians like to dig up on each other, to nobody's edification.
- hyperpape 6y ago> "messaging" is an abstract concept. It doesn't have rights We agree. No idea how I screwed up that sentence. The intent was "that messaging is the right core of OOP because", but it was awkward, and I spliced something together. > It's the kind of thing that two-bit politicians like to dig up on each other, to nobody's edification. This is a discussion of what a word means, not an attack on someone's character.