[curun1r]

> until most of your functions are working when you right them

Heh...irony alert. You're advocating focusing on just getting it right the first time and you didn't get write right.

But seriously, the people you're responding to are correct. Any process that relies on humans being less error proneis bound to fail. You need to either create a process that makes humans less error prone (e.g. checklists) or embrace our propensity for making errors and plan for that eventuality.