Yeah I’ve read how the boot works, and in theory if it all works perfectly then they should be 100% irrelevant. What we know software has bugs. And it seems li

Yeah I’ve read how the boot works, and in theory if it all works perfectly then they should be 100% irrelevant. What we know software has bugs. And it seems like if you can execute kernel level code on the machine, you’re more likely to be able to find one of those bugs somehow from the other 0S then you would if you were having to attack from a macOS process. Total 100% assumption on my part. Apple knows what happens. No matter what they do someone was going to try and put Linux or BSD on the machine. That plus the way things are setup makes me suspect Apple is purposely allowing this in the closest to a wink-wink-nudge-nudge approval they’ll ever give us.