> Tight coupling is the basis of oop. A method is tied to an instance. Methods cannot be composed with other methods or functions without instantiating state. M

> Tight coupling is the basis of oop. A method is tied to an instance. Methods cannot be composed with other methods or functions without instantiating state. Methods cannot be moved into other scope. > The literal definition of an object is a tightly bound set of methods that cannot ever be used without instantiating state. That is the nonsensical point I responded too, you're bringing up an actual bigger debate that's out of scope.