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Nitpicking about the OP but 14,000 / 5,900 is nearer to 2x than it is to 3x.

Your data points may differ, but eBay makes profits of 1B on mainly a Java platform. Other large companies use Ruby, PHP, Python and Java which all are based on OOP.

But I would be interested in your arguments.

With billions and billions of wealth created by SaaS companies that base their platforms and websites on OOP.

When making assumptions about people and basing your comment on those assumptions from my experience you're mostly wrong.

1. I have no cellphone. 2. I have no "face trackers, license plate readers" in my rooms.

1 + 2 "And you are wrong about the every room thing" no I'm not.

You have not understood the concept of 'mirrored'.

In '1984' every room of every house and apartment was monitored, if this is currently not the case in the UK, the quote is hyperbole.

From my experience, when a company has the permission marketing always thinks about new ways to use it.

CEOs using 'always' is so funny when they only think about the next quarter.

See what 'always' is worth if revenue growth does not keep up and the CEO changes.