I think that OOP done right can address this problem through encapsulation of the logic. One can make the case that a function can do the same. I agree, but a

I think that OOP done right can address this problem through encapsulation of the logic. One can make the case that a function can do the same. I agree, but a class is just a container for a set of related functions and state. The problem with OOP seems to be that as a whole, devs are not that great at encapsulation and isolating domain logic.