I'm still waiting for the programming language that doesn't take off on tangentially obscure ideas, but address the three fundamental dimensions of a computer p

I'm still waiting for the programming language that doesn't take off on tangentially obscure ideas, but address the three fundamental dimensions of a computer program, state, functionality, and interaction dynamics, on an equal footing and with a clean orthogonal architecture. I've only met this mindset way back in Object-Oriented Modeling and Design 1st Edition, by James R. Rumbaugh et.al. The book is not about programming language design but about how to use these ideas when programming in existing languages. Despite it being otherwise somewhat immature I remember it as a very inspirational read.