[noblethrasher]

The actual big thing about computers (Turing Machines) is that they let us simulate things, including other computers. But, once we recognize the fact that some computers are “better” than others, we then realize that the amazing thing about computers is that they allow us simulate better computers, it's just hard to do so.

Thus, the blessing and curse of OOP, respectively, is that it’s ideal for building simulations (the actual point of computers), but also makes it really easy to simulate a worse computer on top of better ones. So, the real tragedy of “Enterprise” OOP is that it basically encourages programmers to first simulate lame computers (e.g. by building frameworks), and then write programs for them.