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The line between functional and object oriented actually gets very blurry when you take OO in its traditional sense, i.e. if you accept message passing between objects as the defining feature.

if the object becomes a pure blackbox and all you care about is what it sends and receives then this is hard to distinguish from the functional thinking, because even functions at their core usually have an imperative implementation, they just hide it away.

Erlang has been brought up in the thread and it's a good example of this because people use it as an example of both functional programming and maybe the closest thing to Alan Kay's original ideas about OO.
Metal is better, but it's an expensive building material. Wood is the best of the reasonably affordable building materials.
Any definition you can come up with is based on an arbitrary standard of morality. There is no absolute. Pearl clutching over thieves who supposedly can't help themselves because of unfair externalities doesn't serve much benefit to society.
You are basing the statement "fear of wolves is completely irrational" on your experience as an outdoorsperson and 25 years of yellowstone. This is not a good basis. Wolves had lived in huge populations and had been in conflict with humans for thousands of years, with human casualties. Humans were very much afraid of wolves, and rightly so. Physically weak and isolated humans such as children and elderly are prime targets of wolf attacks.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beast_of_G%C3%A9vaudan

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wolf_attacks
I hadn't thought about status bar marquee scripts in a hot minute! Thanks for that.
You mean, something like https://www.masswerk.at/JavaPac/LostInMaze.html ? :-)
My current job we do not, but I am not currently doing development. In prior jobs, we categorized it several ways: What part of the system it appeared to be in (front end, data base, network, backend), was it software /hardware / documentation? Another key item was criticality: Critical (obvious), Important (causes a serious problem but there is a work around), Normal, Low, Enhancement.
Deer are pretty smart like that. Where I live there are deer all over about 2 weeks before hunting season. Then they dissapear into the hills. They just started coming back now that the hunt is over.