This article might be right in an academic sense. I suggest the author and those who believe similarly that its a "hill to die on" rethink their approach and sp

This article might be right in an academic sense. I suggest the author and those who believe similarly that its a "hill to die on" rethink their approach and spend 5-8 years doing professional consulting (do not confuse consulting with staff augmentation). You will indeed die on the hill as a business cannot expect everyone it hires to believe the same thing, and you cannot expect to force anyone to use strong typing properly. In short, while you may believe this is the right path, most folks dont care, and all that remains is an extremely complex, antipatterned, mysterious ball of mud that no one wants to work with because no one fully bought into the concept for which you were willing to die.