Since your viewpoint of object-orientation is clearly superior maybe you'd like to enlighten us instead of treading on us?
Here. Also see if you can't find an article on Simula instead of SmallTalk. Simula is clearly the more user-oriented (as opposed to programmer oriented) language. When I said that objects should be able to `resonate to an absolute degree` I am simply saying that I would like two objects to essentially be thought of as the same object, ie with no relative differences, while maintaining some very small degree of detachment allowing the union to be divided later if desired.
Ironically this is where object inheritance comes in.It seems to me you just don't understand the point of object orientation. Yet. Read "Thinking in Java", after the first couple of chapters, you'll understand.