This article is almost universally cited when a book or article on testing or TDD begins the inevitable discussion of mocks/fakes/stubs. But in real life, this

This article is almost universally cited when a book or article on testing or TDD begins the inevitable discussion of mocks/fakes/stubs. But in real life, this is a distinction without difference. I have never once heard someone use the term 'mock' and be misunderstood because he/she should've used 'stub'.