I love how so much of distributed systems/robust software wisdom is basically: stop OOP. Go back to lambda. OOP was a great concept initially. Somehow it got e

I love how so much of distributed systems/robust software wisdom is basically: stop OOP. Go back to lambda. OOP was a great concept initially. Somehow it got equated with the corporate driven insanity of attaching functions to data structures in arbitrary ways, and all the folly that follows. Because "objects" are easy to imagine and pure functions aren't? I don't know but I'd like to understand why corporations keep peddling programming paradigms that fundamentally detract from what computer science knows about managing complex distributed systems.