This subtle shift, if it holds, likely saves billions of dollars in damages to Tampa. Fingers crossed.
Everyone has a hard time accepting their responsibility in various ills in this world, both large and small. You want an example? Look at kids and their relationships with their parents. Your/Our parents may have thought belting kids who misbehaved or talked back was normal, and instilled discipline, and was in the long run good for the kid's future. Check back in a couple decades...and that's a pretty traumitizing thing for a number of kids. Or other children who had parents dismiss their emotions and say "suck it up, kid" have left vast swaths of kids emotionally distant with their parents and dont feel like they can even interact with their parents. And how many of those boomers can look back and say "Man, my actions may have had unintended consequences I didn't see at the time" on one hand while still saying "Man, I thought I was doing the best I could at the time."
It's a pretty difficult balance between "I am not going to feel bad for providing for my family as best as possible and won't view how I did it as bad" and "Man, I did the best I could and didn't know a better way." Arguably that mental block humans all suffer from is a instinctive reflex that has allowed this species to survive and thrive. Because we can't/don't accept accountability for shit.