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Why is programming in an object oriented language such as Visual Basic more "natural" than programming in a procedural programming language such as C?

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The example I gave is a simple but related to the question. The way a human brain thinks is how object-programming language more "natural" than procedural programming. Like how we associate a dog to a mammal, and how we associate a mammal to an animal is how our minds work and how it is more related to object-oriented programming.

Object-oriented programming, like humans, associate the small objects to bigger objects. For example, in a ...

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