The expected result was 42. Now what was the test?

It has been a long time since my last post and I apologize, there have been many factors as to why this has been the case some to do wi...

Traditionally in testing there has been a large amount of emphasis placed upon  ‘testing’  ‘checking’ the requirements.  An article by  Pa...

Whilst researching for a recent blog article on science v manufacturing and testing I came across an interesting article about scientific...

I recently spent some time running exploratory testing workshops in India and found I had some free time to start to reduce the mountain of...

I have just finished reading the excellent book ‘The Drunkard's Walk: How Randomness Rules Our Lives by Leonard Mlodinow and found ...

Continuing on from my previous post on Cognitive Illusions I thought I would start with the ability we have as humans to be fooled into se...

or how your mind plays tricks on you. People who regularly read my blog may be aware that I have a keen interest in psychology and how it ca...

In my previous blog I touched upon a term called Confirmation Bias and how as testers we should be aware of this. I stated that I would put...