Yes, and I think most people think the same. "Unsafe" is not a general marker for "proceed with caution" – it's specifically for memory safety. However, the deb

Yes, and I think most people think the same. "Unsafe" is not a general marker for "proceed with caution" – it's specifically for memory safety. However, the debate is about what is considered memory safe. That's important, because that affects what the compilers are allowed to optimize and what not.