its a take for sure, but it feels like it goes a bit off-topic. The OP article is about the idea that Ruby doesn’t really have global methods since methods in K

its a take for sure, but it feels like it goes a bit off-topic. The OP article is about the idea that Ruby doesn’t really have global methods since methods in Kernel are scoped within each object. Arguing that only network-accessible variables are truly global posits more philosophical than practical, thus lacking utility for this context. Especially when some langs do indeed, in fact have global methods/state that's accessible from anywhere.