OOP-like philosophy isn't exclusive to software.

It actually belongs to a family of imperative synchronous logic systems closely related to Von Neumann architecture.

Consider a braindead simple binary counter, implemented directly via binary sequence (duh)

[Related to analog signal frequency division]


And using Von Neumann method, except I'm not that insane to solve it explicitly with million tables, like a moron, so I'll use phase transitions directly.

[Related to imperative symbolic logic]

As you can see, a convoluted and arbitrary approach to implementing straightforward things typical of OOP was inherited directly from our wonderful hardware architecture.

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