Congratulations to you on being the 10000th? person [0] to miss the point of unsafe/safe.
1. Unsafe doesn't mean the code is actually unsafe. It only tells you that the compiler itself cannot guarantee the correctness of it.
2. Unsafetiness tells the code reviewers to give a specific section of code more scrunity. Clippy also has an option that requires the programmer to put a comment to explain how the unsafe code is actually safe in the context.
3. And IF a bug does occur, it minimizes the amount of code you need to audit.
1. Unsafe doesn't mean the code is actually unsafe. It only tells you that the compiler itself cannot guarantee the correctness of it.
2. Unsafetiness tells the code reviewers to give a specific section of code more scrunity. Clippy also has an option that requires the programmer to put a comment to explain how the unsafe code is actually safe in the context.
3. And IF a bug does occur, it minimizes the amount of code you need to audit.
[0]: https://xkcd.com/1053/