I think what GP is saying that you&#x27;ll have problems in logic or other typical programming problems and that it isn&#x27;t a lack of language features&#x2F;safety but rather time&#x2F;money being thrown at these libraries<p>I imagine the top two reasons unsafe memory access happen is:<p>1) other complicated logic seeped into the memory sensitive area or causes programmer fatigue<p>2) memory management is hard<p>Rust helps with #2 but let&#x27;s not kid ourselves, what percentage of a library like glibc would be spent in unsafe blocks? Drawing attention to an unsafe area can help though.<p>As you can see, I&#x27;m running around in circles. Just like every discussion about this does. Until an avid Rust user puts their money where their mouth is, we&#x27;re all just playing Armchair Programmer.