Yes, if everyone is good you don't need processes. I do think Scrum took off because it is the opposite of XP, it doesn't tell developers any development pract

Yes, if everyone is good you don't need processes. I do think Scrum took off because it is the opposite of XP, it doesn't tell developers any development practices (Pair programming etc.) so developers didn't feel bullied and said "Yeah, ok, lets do your Scrum". But it backfired.