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No True Scotsman?
by JoeAltmaier 3y ago
No True Scotsman?
- t43562 3y agoThat argument can be used either way around so it's fairly useless. In reality we don't have good software development because people at some level or another don't want to do the things that make it possible. They're always going to pretend they care but do what suits them. It can be from the most basic thing: the customer doesn't want to pay what it really costs to get something good but can be made to pay for something that's going to turn out to be crap in the end.
- NoMoreNicksLeft 3y ago> n reality we don't have good software development because people at some level or another don't want to do the things that make it possible. If you're confessing that it's contrary to human nature and/or the engineering thought process, then I humbly accept your concession in this debate.
- t43562 3y agoThat's just a deliberate misinterpretation. How can you argue that way with any honesty?
- WorldMaker 3y agoNo True Scrum Master