There's nothing wrong with craftsmanship and it can coexist happily with what's described in the GP. Most of the engineering marvels of the early 20th century were done with an abundance of incredibly skilled craftsman running machine tools and process controls.
The toxicity is in blaming an inherently fallible human for having the audacity to be fallible. It's not productive, it's just an intellectual dead end.
The toxicity is in blaming an inherently fallible human for having the audacity to be fallible. It's not productive, it's just an intellectual dead end.