This document discusses principles for building software organizations and practices that endure over time. It suggests that adopting practices like testing, continuous integration, pairing, and focusing on quality from the start helps create a "gene pool" of diverse skills and prevents repeating mistakes. Drawing parallels to nature, it argues this approach allows organizations to adapt and survive like wasps or other species. The document advocates evaluating each sprint and ensuring quality, focus, and involvement of testers to build software that is meant to last.