Sure, the terseness is nice, and it is possible to learn this interface and make sense of it, but to me it still seems like abusing OOP paradigm in a way that c

Sure, the terseness is nice, and it is possible to learn this interface and make sense of it, but to me it still seems like abusing OOP paradigm in a way that conflicts with reality. Abstract of any programming language, the concept of "2" has the properties that it is an integer, that it is a natural number, that it follows "1", that it is prime, etc. But it doesn't have a property "years". From another perspective, back to programming, if "years" and "step" make sense as properties of "2" then does _any noun_ make sense? Is it cool for every library to monkey patch its own domain's worth of nouns to be properties of every number? 2.centimeters, 2.users, 2.widgets? I can get with natural expressions for date math, but how about something more like Time("2 years from now") Then I can read that to mean we are constructing a time, described by the parameter.