Yes, but oftentimes you want to log user generated events (especially ones that might otherwise be ephemeral) to create, well, logs, of what has happened. You e

Yes, but oftentimes you want to log user generated events (especially ones that might otherwise be ephemeral) to create, well, logs, of what has happened. You expect the log library to dump whatever string you direct it to to the correct location (based on config and log level and etc), with any necessary sanitizing, and you otherwise forget about it. You don't expect the log library to try and execute any part of the string.