This is why I prefer the Rust and modern C++ approach more personally. Put everything on the stack by default for fast, easy access, it automatically gets destr

This is why I prefer the Rust and modern C++ approach more personally. Put everything on the stack by default for fast, easy access, it automatically gets destroyed when you leave the scope. Then use reference counted shared pointers or other tactics when you need to store large amounts of data in memory. This keeps users thinking about lifetimes but at the same time encourages safety and performance.