Thank you for bringing that up. That's an entirely different discussion, and one that I agree is valid to have. Though, I really don't see the need for user s

Thank you for bringing that up. That's an entirely different discussion, and one that I agree is valid to have. Though, I really don't see the need for user space programs to be able to insert executable code into kernel memory, when hw ring protections would otherwise be in use. Maybe if there were already a verified set of interlocking software controls, then hw protections could be replaced, but I don't see that with running all wasm in the kernel space.