In my experience extremely abstracted code with inconsistent naming schemes and general data confusion is a sign of bad code. Add meta programming (outside of w

In my experience extremely abstracted code with inconsistent naming schemes and general data confusion is a sign of bad code. Add meta programming (outside of well documented libraries with simple ergonomics) to that list. In 20 years if it smells like duck it's because the duck was trying to shoehorn functional programming paradigms into ruby by abusing the hell out of blocks, bad clever code is just bad code.