This argument makes a ton of sense to me. Why is this not how most people explain it, rather than "all developers are stupid and they mess up one-liners so we s

This argument makes a ton of sense to me. Why is this not how most people explain it, rather than "all developers are stupid and they mess up one-liners so we should write their software for them"? How it normally goes: A: why does this exist it's one line? B: people mess up one-liners all the time. A: those people are dumb and shouldn't be programmers How it should go: A: why does this exist, it's one line? B: it's not about that, it's used to easily/quickly compose with other similar functions into more complicated things like polyfill, backport, and backcompat bundles for deployment in environments that are quite a bit behind in terms of language support. A: oh, neat, thanks!