> Если за 30 лет с того времени, как было сказано, что система должна состоять из равноправных кусочков (объектов) на микро и макро уровне, этого никто не доказал, то и мужиков врядли что получится

Scala uses a pure object-oriented model similar to
Smalltalk’s: Every value is an object and every operation
is a message send.

Another aspect of Scala’s unified object model is that every
operation is a message send, that is, the invocation of
a method. For instance the addition x + y is interpreted as
x.+(y), i.e. the invocation of the method + with x as the
receiver object and y as the method argument. This idea,
which has been applied originally in Smalltalk, is adapted
to the more conventional syntax of Scala as follows.

From Smalltalk [17] comes the concept of a uniform
object model.