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... why aren't these new methodologies labelled ... "The Working Out Approach to Software Design"...?

Poor marketing; that sounds too much like a health and fitness book, perhaps featuring chapters on "interface calisthenics", "bench press your test suite", "debugging endurance", and so forth.

... "The Unfolding Design Methodology" ...

That one at least sounds lyrical.

Again, I understand the point you're making, but I think you're painting with an overly broad brush.

In reply to Re: Re: Re: (OT) Evolutionary Design?? by simonm
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