OOP's idea to bundle state and the methods that operate on it together into objects is underrated and also nuanced: nothing stops us applying global methods to global state, but we'd need more identifier prefixes. So it's easier to make related methods and state "mutually local".
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Problem is w/ all optimizations. E.g. List actually has an internal "var tail", used then in ListBuffer and in all methods for quickly building lists, to avoid the "reverse" operation. If extension methods end up using internal impl details, then they aren't extension methods.
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