He's trying to say that when there's no institution that grades programmers and opportunities are open to everyone, lots of bad programmers surface. But I don'

He's trying to say that when there's no institution that grades programmers and opportunities are open to everyone, lots of bad programmers surface. But I don't think it's a useful point, because there is a market and societal use for bad/new programmers and it doesn't really hurt the profession as a whole.