elias on Nostr: I've been thinking a lot about how programming languages and paradigms affect our ...

I've been thinking a lot about how programming languages and paradigms affect our thinking. For instance, if you give a class a programming puzzle to solve, there will likely not be one bit-for-bit identical program amongst the class submissions. Each person will solve the problem a bit differently and indicative of the way that person thinks. How that particular programmers solves a logic puzzle, let's say.

How about the inverse though?!

## How does a programming language or paradigm influence your thought paradigm?

In object oriented programming, a newer paradigm:

1. Everything is an object
2. You loop through everything

So might we say object oriented programming teaches us to think in loops and everyone/thing is an object in some small way?