I wonder instead why it should feel extraordinary. Methods are tightly coupled with classes, so allowing more flex in a method should be non-free in a non-borin

I wonder instead why it should feel extraordinary. Methods are tightly coupled with classes, so allowing more flex in a method should be non-free in a non-boring way. What reboot man mentioned comes to mind sort of immediately. How would you dispatch that and, more importantly, to hell with this kind of complexity anyway, even ignoring performance costs. It’s more of a swiss army footgun than a feature.