I am very old and I think the number one sign of maturity is realizing that there is no value in determining who is "at fault" for something bad. You should definitely have strong boundaries and never allow bad behavior in your projects or social circles, but ultimately what you support is what will make the most impact
To be clear, I think that writers should have something like a "no zero days" standard, if it can be humanely implemented, but I believe such a thing is basically irrelevant to the breakthrough capacity of some writers to massively overproduce.
I am coming around to the view that 10x variance is possible in writers, but it has less to do with the ability to avoid left-tail variance ("no zero days") and more to do to the ability to capture windfalls from right-tail variance.
Psychopaths are about 4.5% of the general adult population:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8374040/
Honest to God, I can tell you specific colonies in colonial New England that had better "level 1" literacy than the contemporary USA. Those are the same colonies that established public schools because they believed Satan was tricking them into Catholicism.
Humanist interested in the consequences of the machine on intellectual history.