The overall argument is very weak. Say, unknowns are everywhere, so the very existence of unknown hardly can be a reason to turn around. > hyper-rational You

The overall argument is very weak. Say, unknowns are everywhere, so the very existence of unknown hardly can be a reason to turn around. > hyper-rational You don't exactly call internet fandoms "rational" in any perspective. They're simply irresponsible for what they're saying. They simply don't care about your situation. To add an anecdotal note, Rust sucks in its own ways. No single idea is good enough to be enforced in every single context. For example, Rust makes it harder to write simple mundane logic, which languages like Python and JS could express concisely. You're still stuck with verbosity like chaining dances and long type signatures, even when they hardly matter. A full-blown bureaucracy you must overcome every single day. This puts Rust in the realm of Java, which used to enforce pure OOP.