"the same as everything" is an observation that often times verification/correctness/accuracy efforts are tossed aside in favor of new development and this is a

"the same as everything" is an observation that often times verification/correctness/accuracy efforts are tossed aside in favor of new development and this is a truism across many fields. in science you see this as funding being committed to shiny new nature and science cover stories, with replication being left as an afterthought. in software you see this as heavy commitments to new features that drive revenue, with security/compliance/architecture and qa remaining underfunded and less respected. (until, of course, the problems that result from underfunding them make themselves apparent).