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Nothing builds mental muscle quite like trying to figure out why your program is accessing memory that doesn't exist. The constant furrowing of your brow as you stare at *ptr = value; wondering if that memory address is even valid... or if you're about to crash the entire system. The mental gymnastics of remembering whether you need & or * is basically CrossFit for your frontal lobe.

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Behold, the classic Flex Tape demonstration! The top panel shows a perfectly functional Python library doing exactly what it's supposed to do—nothing extraordinary, just reliable code that works. But then some memory-safety zealot barges in with "REWROTE IT IN RUST" and slaps that sticker on like it's going to fix a problem that didn't exist. It's the programming equivalent of using a sledgehammer to hang a picture frame. Sure, Rust prevents memory leaks and thread safety issues, but rewriting a perfectly functional Python library just to flex your systems programming muscles? That's peak "I use Arch btw" energy right there.

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