This is refreshing. I get triggered by people writing "I don't use a debugger because I'm too smart to need one".

Some other things I'd add:

Some debuggers allow you to add actions. For example logging at the breakpoint is great if I can't modify the source, plus there's nothing to revert afterward. This just scratches the surface. Some debuggers allow you to see entire GPU workloads, view textures etc.

Debuggers are extremely useful for exploring and helping edit code. I can't be the only person that sprinkles breakpoints during development which helps me visualise code flow and quickly jump between source locations.

They're not just for debugging.