I think it might be an objection to what the style guide refers to as "logic components": components that use React's `setState` to handle interactions and decide what props to forward to a "presentation component".

Personally, I feel that React is a handy tool for both of these use cases, but the fact that we're finding these two distinct types of components suggests to me that React's "component" abstraction might be doing too much.

Maybe if we break React into the pieces that are helpful for "logic" and the pieces that are helpful for "presentation" we'll end up with two abstractions that are each better suited to their task.

React's ideology is still very young, so I'm hopeful that the community will start to head in this direction, and I'm super excited to see how this plays out :)