Philosopher
1 article with this philosopher.
Best known for “Moral Saints”, which argues that a person who maximized moral goodness would be someone nobody should want to be or be near.
She’s central to the challenge against morality’s claimed sovereignty over practical reason: the view that moral theories can’t serve as complete guides to how to live.
She’s this amazing, legendary principle QA you paid to roll out the maturity model. She delivers it on time, in full (really amazingly detailed work).
The final slide is a one-liner in size 120 font on why you shouldn’t adopt it.
Being a more professional tester is good. Being the very best should be even better, right? Surprisingly the answer is a resounding NO. Today we'll use Susan Wolf's wonderful paper "Moral Saints" to examine why being a testing saint is a horrible, horrible idea.
