It isn't because programming is too young, it's because programming is commercial. OOP retardation is new thing, it's not something we've been trying to do fore

It isn't because programming is too young, it's because programming is commercial. OOP retardation is new thing, it's not something we've been trying to do forever are are just now realizing is problematic. It was pushed by manager types who just wanted as many reports as possible and something that let them divide arbitrarily simple jobs among all of them, and it was allowed to grow by a class of programmers who didn't know any better because they were taught just enough to churn out the sort of programs that industry figured it needed. Now it's everywhere and even people who known it's crap just have to deal with it to get anything done.