I took several assumptions to build an argument why some errors should result in process-level termination. By "corruption" I mean much more than merely a hard

I took several assumptions to build an argument why some errors should result in process-level termination. By "corruption" I mean much more than merely a hardware bit error. I mean any situation when data no longer has a meaning for a user. By "unexpected" I mean that the program has not been prepared to deal with the situation: there is no code there to "fetch the data from the source again", etc. > you know and control what the graceful stop does No, in fact I'm exploring here situations when I don't know this with certainty.