I don't disagree. Java as an object-oriented strongly-typed JVM-based language may be beautiful as theory. But in practice "FactoryFactoryFactory" (*) is commo

I don't disagree. Java as an object-oriented strongly-typed JVM-based language may be beautiful as theory. But in practice "FactoryFactoryFactory" (*) is commonplace across codebases, frameworks, libraries, etc. Java in the real world doesn't happen in vacuum. (*) I know it's an extreme example, just kind of trying to make a point succinctly