Any paradigm can be pushed to extreme (absurd). OOP is not an exception. FP either.
P.S. you're mixing into OOP all things, which basically not an OOP: patterns, SOLID, clean architecture and other stuff.
No, I am using design patterns and SOLID as the proof of that OOP is sub-optimal.
Try to apply the same approach to FP, and you'll see the same issues. Because there is no optimal solution.
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Any paradigm can be pushed to extreme (absurd). OOP is not an exception. FP either.
P.S. you're mixing into OOP all things, which basically not an OOP: patterns, SOLID, clean architecture and other stuff.
No, I am using design patterns and SOLID as the proof of that OOP is sub-optimal.
Try to apply the same approach to FP, and you'll see the same issues. Because there is no optimal solution.