> Sure but they will often make comments or tests that aren't actually useful, or modify tests to succeed instead of fixing the code.

I've been deeply concerned that there's been a rise of TDD. I thought we already went through this and saw its failure. But we're back to we're people cannot differentiate "tests aren't enough" from "tests are useless". The amount of faith people put into tests is astounding. Especially when they aren't spending much time analyzing the tests and understanding their coverage.