> Sure, you haven't lost the handle to the memory, but you can still "leak" memory with a GC. Happens all the time. Add to data structure at state 1, do somethi

> Sure, you haven't lost the handle to the memory, but you can still "leak" memory with a GC. Happens all the time. Add to data structure at state 1, do something in state 2, remove data in state 3. What happens you never hit state 3? What happens if you never escape a while loop? Should we ban while loop then? Bugs happen, we fix them. But I haven't had a memory bug in years outside of C and C++.