This whole memory-bugs-are-magical thinking just comes from the Rust community and is not an axiomatic truth. It’s also trivial to discount, since the classica

This whole memory-bugs-are-magical thinking just comes from the Rust community and is not an axiomatic truth. It’s also trivial to discount, since the classical evaluation of bugs is based on actual impact, not some nebulous notions of scope or what-may-happen. In practice, the program will crash most of the time. Maybe it will corrupt or erase some files. Maybe it will crash the Windows kernel and cause 10 billion in damages; just like a Rust panic would, by the way.