> It's unclear to me what the author thinks OOP is

I rather liked the old post "Object Oriented Programming is an Expensive Disaster that Must End" written over 10 years ago.

https://medium.com/@jacobfriedman/object-oriented-programmin...

Many complained the post was too long, and then debated all kinds of things brought up in the article (such is the way of the internet).

But the one thing I really liked is how it laid out that everyone has a different definition of what OOP is and so it is difficult to talk about.

I'd settle for just getting inheritance to fade away.