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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. After the fun part, we'll sprinkle in additional pessimism through some empirical data making everything concrete.
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.
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.
We'll explore his concept of fanged noumenon outside the boundary of rationality, and how it can vindicate the notion and value of exploratory testing. Oh, and there will be rats.
Can Generative AI be said to know anything?
We'll answer that through the (broken) definition of knowledge, the epistemological concept of sensitivity and a detour into philosophy of law.
This time it's all philosophy, no action items.
