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Or in other words, there is absolutely no technical justification for using this overly verbose and unmaintainable mess. It's just some vague philosophical thing that has no clear benefits. Like OOP.
Do you consider clarity, maintainability, and readability a "philosophical thing" or a "technical" one?
I doubt that these qualities are actually achieved. Generally I don't think there have been many (if any) languages where excessive verbosity built in to the language has proven to be a good idea. Think COBOL, Java...
It's worse if not only statements are longer, but you are actually forced to treat similar things in very different ways (like URL resource vs query string vs post parameters). It just increases code complexity without any clear benefit.