Perhaps I'm being stupid. (It certainly wouldn't be the first time!) But what does OO give me that I can't get with existential types (in datatype definitions) and multiparameter type classes? The latter seem to me much more powerful, since I can add dancing and singing methods to objects without having to go back to the original class definition.
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