A personal observation about the future of architects

It is my personal observation that, because there is an overwhelming lack of understanding of the anatomy of architecture, the architectural profession, once a noble and important endeavor, is losing its leadership position in the project delivery process. While still claiming responsibility for the technical design of an aesthetic design, the architectural profession has at the same time shown its fundamental inability to provide construction documentation that are sufficient for their intended purposes. Architects have settled for mediocrity, deficient drawings, and bad specifications.

Is it safe to go back into the ocean yet?
Remember how you felt during and after seeing the movie Jaws? Remember your feelings of anxiety, dread, and fear, as the theme music emotionally anticipated yet another upcoming attack on someone in the wrong place at the wrong time? Remember how, even though you were sitting in a theater with hundreds of other terrified souls far, far from the ocean, you wanted to be anywhere but watching that movie? Remember how you resolved you were never ever going into the ocean again?