Pesticide paradox principle in software testing indicates what
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If the same tests are repeated over and over again, eventually the same test cases will no longer find new bugs.Suppose if a software testing phase requires 100 test cases to be run in regression and many bugs are found after running those test cases,it can happen that while the developers are busy fixing the bugs, some new bugs are triggered by that modification in code.SInce these test cases aren't modified they will be unable to find new bugs which dosen't fit in the criteria defined by the old test cases.
In order to remove this problem the test cases need to be modified with time.
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