I would say we need more real rigor, of the kind that gave us qmail and seL4, and less fake rigor, of the kind that gave us Ada and inevitably proceeds from standardization.
Standardization means less autonomy, which generally means that the opinions of prestigious people are imposed on everyone else. This can be good for intellectual rigor at first if your social pecking order is based on having sound opinions, like St. Augustine, but if it's based on anything else, standardization is an intellectual disaster from the start. And of course standardization prevents intellectual progress, always and everywhere, which is how Galileo ended up under house arrest.