This is why we can&#x27;t have these discussions...everything gets interpreted literally, and it becomes some sort of ego contest. I&#x27;ll take your claim at face value, that your team wrote 2M lines of C for a commercial project, with no memory corruptions, crashes, integer overflows, etc. That&#x27;s a shockingly impressive achievement, one that I think has probably never been done before.<p>But how is that a useful or replicable result, that will work in the real world for other projects? You&#x27;re basically saying that everyone just needs to be a top 0.001% C programmer. This is the &quot;abstinence-only sex education&quot; of programming advice. It&#x27;s super simple to not get STDs or have out-of-wedlock pregnancies - just don&#x27;t have sex with anyone but your spouse, and ensure they do the same. It&#x27;s 100% guaranteed to work, and if you don&#x27;t follow that advice you&#x27;re stupid and deserve whatever bad things happen to you.