OOP is useful for enterprise. Like it or not, companies think in terms of nouns. On the other hand, functional programming had the right mathematical idea. No

OOP is useful for enterprise. Like it or not, companies think in terms of nouns. On the other hand, functional programming had the right mathematical idea. No one needed object oriented mathematics, and there's no object oriented physics. (At least, not in any way that's dialectically useful to me in this moment.) I think the proper place is a healthy middle ground, with capability for both to be mixed and matched as needed.