Correct, it aims for mediocrity. If the customer requested 50 McDonald's hamburger, is it a cultural problem that you're not delivering one steak?
Software development is not at that point. Sometimes we put three pickles on instead of two. Sometimes we forget the pickles. Sometimes we spread ketchup all over the outside of the bun. Sometimes we forget to cook the meat. And we don't aim for a good hamburger, we just aim to get something remotely hamburger shaped out the door to the customer.
Whereas apparently many software engineers do not take their cue from customers since they strive for some impossible "no bug policy" (or some other such rubbish).