Me too. I've also been trying to learn more about OOP and reading "Smalltalk, Objects and Design" bc I heard a lot about how Smalltalk is the real, good OOP. Bu

Me too. I've also been trying to learn more about OOP and reading "Smalltalk, Objects and Design" bc I heard a lot about how Smalltalk is the real, good OOP. But there were points I just felt squeamish, like when they were talking about the danger of the difference of effect vs. output on methods where I felt anxiety and thinking "ooo, why would I wanna do that??" I can just feel my code getting messier... Some ideas like using polymorhism to avoid branching conditionals was interesting though and I'm sure there's times it can be helpful.