> Rust makes it possible to safely manage memory without using a garbage collector, probably one of the biggest pain points of using low-level languages like C and C++. It boils down to the fact that many of the common memory issues that we can experience, things like dangling pointers, double freeing memory, and data races, all stem from the same thing: uncontrolled sharing of mutable state.

Minor nit: this should be mutable state and lifetimes. I worked with Rust for two years before recently working with Zig, and I have to say opt-in explicit lifetimes without XOR mutability requirements would be a nice combo.