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Function objects with no state shouldn't be object oriented? [closed]

My question relates to this topic here: Are classes with only a single (public) method a problem? There I read in the comments often something like that: It is no longer object oriented. Because ...
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Implicit reading/writing of state in OOP hurts readability, maintainability, and testability. Good way of mitigating this damage?

OOP makes state reads and writes implicit. For instance, in Python: class Foo: def bar(self): # This method may read and/or write any number of self.attributes. # There is no way ...
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