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Skepticism is deserved. It's a very fine balance, and bearing in mind not much software exist that is entirely bug-free.

What is the cost of a bug that is never discovered? Is it negative? What is the cost of fixing a bug that would never have caused a problem (at each stage of development)?

It's way more complex than bugs == bad



Agreed. Indeed, your argument naturally follows from a "bug fixes are features" type mindset.




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