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It really depends on the methods. The issue tends to be people are not great at identifying context boundaries and properly handling state mutation. So safer to have dumb data structures.
There's definitely the opportunity to abuse it, but I think that it encourages the "dumb" way to be good more often than not, on balance. There's an argument, then, that it makes the whole design process dumber, and I'm not sure how to assess that...
