Okay - let me propose this logic flow:
1) All humans are fallible.
2) Systems are designed by humans.
3) Systems are fallible.
(We could discuss the proposal that, theologically, there was one infallible human - but
I'm not going there...)
In Deming's equation, the person cannot be separated from the system - therefore, you cannot blame the person as a root cause of a non-conformance. However, all systems are inherently flawed because they are designed by humans --
So, my root cause is always human error.
My corrective action - remove all humans.
Let's see how much work gets done now...
Aren't these exercises fun?