I will grant that I should've spent some time coding in Smalltalk by now to get a better sense of the implications of that style. I myself find it surprising wh

I will grant that I should've spent some time coding in Smalltalk by now to get a better sense of the implications of that style. I myself find it surprising when people delve into a language debate pitting a traditional imperative/OO language against an ML without having knowledge of it. I still don't think it's fair to celebrate Kay for OO then being that it's not what he intended us to end up with, so certainly he must be recognized for something much more relevant?