Explaining memory safety 

What is memory safety and why is it important? Why do programmers like me care about it?
This video is an attempt to explain what's happening. My cat Otis and I will try to use a warehouse analogy to explain why it's important to keep things orderly.
Oh and I'll admit - I personally quite like Rust. It's a memory safe programming language that doesn't sacrifce on speed. It's a good step forward for the software industry and a better default.
I'm looking forward to a future where all programs run smoothly, are energy efficient are free from needless security vulnerabilities.
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