I 100% agree with that if memory is operating correctly then you will read exactly what was last written. And I believe there are of course exceptions to that r

I 100% agree with that if memory is operating correctly then you will read exactly what was last written. And I believe there are of course exceptions to that rule: what if you're reading volatile RAM and it was just powered up? What if a cosmic ray literally changed the bit? These are no-brainers to me. But I don't think you satisfactorily answered some of my other questions. What trade-offs do you think were made which shouldn't have been made? How would you improve density, throughput, or latency while maintaining 100% correctness in the face of unknown (or perhaps unintended) access patterns?