Your point may be technically accurate but the elitism of the tone completely undermines it's point because even the best of us can and do write code with error

Your point may be technically accurate but the elitism of the tone completely undermines it's point because even the best of us can and do write code with errors in it. I mean just look at all the mature code out there written by experienced developers which fails fuzz testing. I've been writing software for close on 30 years and I know damn well how easy it is to make mistakes. Even on days when I think I'm in the zone, there will be occasions when I'll go back to it and think "WTF was I thinking?" when it bombs out of the first round of automated testing.