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summary
Claim: testing is often the first thing cut when budgets tighten and that is a mistake because testing is the proprioception feedback loop for software. Demonstration: close-your-eyes finger-to-nose shows how losing sensory feedback causes flailing and spills. Concrete mapping: designers send commands, developers execute, testing sends back command accomplished signal to confirm requirements match delivery. Result when cut: increased defects and surprises, not fewer problems.
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