Getting good at TDD requires being bad at TDD for a while, which requires someone to write bad test code at some point. But if the entire population as a whole

Getting good at TDD requires being bad at TDD for a while, which requires someone to write bad test code at some point. But if the entire population as a whole is still having problems with TDD for as long as TDD has been around, then it needs to be a niche methodology. Our decisions to adopt methodologies/technologies can't revolve around the perfect case of a crack A-team of developers who are good at everything they do. Think of the mediocre developers!