Most OO examples talk about commonly known external objects; yet programmers need to invent classes for objects too, because they are inventing and classifying

Most OO examples talk about commonly known external objects; yet programmers need to invent classes for objects too, because they are inventing and classifying an unclassified world. So they create Drivers, Managers etc; I agree with Travis to certain degree, but on the abstract object creation sometimes objects are identified by behavior rather than data; especially data manipulating objects; queue managers, drives ... I sometimes think human language is not enough for programmers, and there must be an easier way to create non-existing objects; maybe similar to German language word creation.