> which is why Rust deals very badly with graphs, and more generally any situation where ownership is unclear To be fair, so do 90+% of programmers. Much of r

> which is why Rust deals very badly with graphs, and more generally any situation where ownership is unclear To be fair, so do 90+% of programmers. Much of rust's benefit in safe code is training programmers to avoid code like that where possible, and spreading design patterns that avoid it.