Why does EntityCondition create objects from a factory? This means that any condition that needs to be created will end up storing the object into the global heap, with all the requisite locks and contention that occur from that. If a new object was just created, however, java1.6 has the ability to allocate it on the stack, when then means freeing said object is much more efficient.
I'm suggesting that the global factories for conditions be removed, but the actual factory methods themselves should remain.
