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We begin our exploration of induction informed testing with a straightforward exploration of Hume's riddle of induction, and possible answers and objections.
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This 3 part series will explore how testing needs to mutate and shift to remain relevant in the age of GenAI.
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Quick rundown of site updates (17/09/26)
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In this piece we'll have some nerdy fun exploring a cool POV connecting the surprise exam paradox to Godel's incompleteness theorem, then using that to draw insights for project risk management processes.
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Being a more professional tester is good.
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In this piece we'll take a walk on edge of rationality itself with one of the least stable philosophers from the last 50 years - Nick Land.
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Can Generative AI be said to know anything?
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The 2nd part will add some actionable insights through the examination of post-Kuhnian thought and the debate for and against method.
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Quick rundown of site updates
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The 1st part will walk through an overview of Kuhn's work, and suggest a mapping of his vocabulary onto a modern software environment.
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In this two-part series we'll trace the dynamics of a generic software project's descent into crisis testing, through the lens of Kuhn's normal-science versus crisis-science distinctions and what they suggest about methodology as such.
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In this post we'll examine the modern test suite though the lens of dustbowl empiricism.
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Welcome to p -> q