Do you disagree with this premise? Do you disagree with my claim that the world is dynamic, and that FPs are limited in representing them?
Please address my points specifically if you have anything meaningful to contribute.
Anyway, FYI that's why you've been multiply downvoted. Not because there's some FP cabal who downvote pro-imperative comments.
My comment is a direct response to the OP who implied FPs are going to "take over".
I'm being downvoted probably by FP zealots who can't deal with the idea that their solutions aren't perfect or universal.
BTW, I'm not "against" FP in general at all. I have used it in the past, and it has useful idioms to contribute to imperative languages, and it's perhaps useful on its own in some domains; I'm just pointing out its limitations.