I agree with the premise "you don't have nils running rampant because of type safety" but the reality "Swift apps are not crashing randomly" is far from the tru

I agree with the premise "you don't have nils running rampant because of type safety" but the reality "Swift apps are not crashing randomly" is far from the truth. Right now, I have a research project using Swift Charts and it definately "crashes randomly" partially because Charts expects a subset of type-safe values and does not communicate which subset except by chucking EXC_BAD_ACCESS with no usable error. Sure, that's example of a beta framework. However, SwiftUI is the proposed Swift-y replacement to Objective-C's UIKit and is loaded with examples of "the type system we moved to should catch this but can't" followed by the even more common "the type system will catch this error in 11,000 years when it's finished failing to compile code on an M1".