I don't belive that you read the document. You are arguing against points which have not been made in the article or which are more nuanced than one would belie

I don't belive that you read the document. You are arguing against points which have not been made in the article or which are more nuanced than one would believe by reading posts such as yours. The article is very reasonable, logical and a good counterpoint to the countless TDD anecdotes which obsessively focus on unit-tests to the detriment of any other types of testing or design practices.