The “identity” and “behavior” encapsulated in an “object” is just more data to be interpreted in the right context. x86-encoded behavior of an object will all

The “identity” and “behavior” encapsulated in an “object” is just more data to be interpreted in the right context. x86-encoded behavior of an object will all be gibberish to an ARM CPU. Or 64-bit code to a 32-bit CPU. You can add more data to say how the other data should be interpreted, but then you need even more data somewhere to state what the set of addressable interpreters is, which needs an interpreter as well. Data upon data upon data…