imo if you're sprinkling around `unsafe` in your codebase "liberally", you're holding it wrong. In general it's really not that hard to encapsulate most unsafet

imo if you're sprinkling around `unsafe` in your codebase "liberally", you're holding it wrong. In general it's really not that hard to encapsulate most unsafety into a wide-contract abstraction; I’d argue where Rust really shines is when you take advantage of the type system and static analyzer to automatically uphold invariants for you