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From Composing Software: An Introduction by Eric Elliott
…can’t avoid composition just because you’re not aware of it. You still do it — but you do it badly. You write code with more bugs, and make it harder for other developers to understand. This is a big problem. The effects are very costly. We spend more time maintaining software than we do creating it from scratch, and our bugs impact billions of people all over the world.