Classic Uncle Bob of pushing the responsibility on the individual instead of the system. I've always found that attitude weird. We're in an industry that uses a

Classic Uncle Bob of pushing the responsibility on the individual instead of the system. I've always found that attitude weird. We're in an industry that uses automation and produces tools. Relying on self-discipline instead of creating a tool to ensure something seems backwards. Also, lots of these are not very well defined. What is "harmful code"? How do you measure if "code for others [is] harder to understand or change"? What does "making the code worse" means? I can easily create example for each, but finding an universal definition is, I think, really hard. How then are you supposed to enforce these?