This is just plain wrong. There's nothing you can do in C/C++ (or C+, as you put it) that you can't in rust, when it comes to parallelism. There's always unsafe

This is just plain wrong. There's nothing you can do in C/C++ (or C+, as you put it) that you can't in rust, when it comes to parallelism. There's always unsafe if you really need it.