Another possibility is Rust continues to get more advanced in ways that remove constraints over time, making it less complex to use in practice. We already see

Another possibility is Rust continues to get more advanced in ways that remove constraints over time, making it less complex to use in practice. We already see a lot of (small, incremental) improvements of this type, where a bunch of compiler work goes into proving that new cases are actually safe and therefore allowed Basically what I'm wondering is if Rust has room to become that language that's learned from the ways Rust has been clunky in the past, without introducing dramatically breaking changes