I don't think your comment deserves the downvotes (upvoted to compensate) but I do think that it's questionable if "Most errors are not type errors" is true.

Rust's culture of pushing things into type checking does eliminate a huge swathe of bugs and I wouldn't be surprised if it was the majority.

The hurdle of negotiating translation between filesystem strings and unicode strings strikes me as a good example of a place where most languages don't protect you from bugs and a strongly typed one does. The downside, of course, is that you have to handle these cases (even if it's to explicitly say "I don't care").

I still create dumbass bugs in Rust, but they are usually simple logical errors that are pretty obvious when debugging.