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Look, we all know that one engineer who insists on building their own authentication system, custom ORM, or homemade deployment pipeline. The bridge literally disintegrating with "YOU WOULDN'T VIBE-CODE A BRIDGE" is the perfect metaphor for why we have established patterns and best practices.
Sure, you could just wing it and build critical infrastructure based on vibes and gut feelings. But maybe—just maybe—there's a reason we have design patterns, code reviews, and that senior dev who keeps saying "we tried that in 2015 and it ended badly." Structural engineering requires calculations and safety standards. Software engineering requires the same, but somehow we still get developers treating production like their personal playground.
The Golden Gate Bridge didn't get built by someone going "eh, feels sturdy enough." Your payment processing system shouldn't either.
