> Get 10 random senior programmers in a room, and see if they agree on matters of design, code structure, testing, frameworks, system architecture. I see this

> Get 10 random senior programmers in a room, and see if they agree on matters of design, code structure, testing, frameworks, system architecture. I see this often when the problem is abstract. When the problem is concrete, I rarely see this come up in practice. I routinely have 4-5 senior engineers in a room agree on architecture, design and methodology for a single, specific, project. To me, these abstract disagreements are a symptom of a generalization mismatch.