The author posits that people won't do inconvenient things whose benefit massively outweighs the cost. It's certainly true that making anything easier to use h

The author posits that people won't do inconvenient things whose benefit massively outweighs the cost. It's certainly true that making anything easier to use helps adoption of whatever the thing is. I'm less convinced by his arguments that different communities of correctness think the others don't care about correctness. They may believe theirs is better, more useful or easier to adopt, but I don't think I've heard TDD people say formal methods people don't care about correctness!