I think most people believe in tests based off of anecdotal data and gut feelings. This post is saying that it is possible that much of those anecdotes and gut

I think most people believe in tests based off of anecdotal data and gut feelings. This post is saying that it is possible that much of those anecdotes and gut feelings may be erroneous. Similar to how believers of religion show faith in belief despite clear lack of evidence. All humans are capable for falling for faith-based tropes... as shown by basically almost every variation of religion in the world. Its quite possible that if we have some way to measure the quantitative cost of tests vs. No-tests that those results would form a definitive basis against testing. Think about it. Like a believer your automatic reaction may be to counter this argument. But think, does your belief in testing have any basis in science at all? Likely not.