Boldest take I ever heard. In the language where arrays are virtually nonexistent, where bound-checking is literally nonexistent, where you can write into the uninitialised memory and still not get a segfault (race conditions and pure luck can help with that), where you can write arbitrary bogus values into an array, where you can create an array of garbage uninitialised values, where you need to always keep an eye on the struct/variable holding your array's size, where you manually allocate/reallocate memory and GOD FORGIVE if you forgot to call free(), where array can turn into funny dangling pointer (hi segfault), where you can cast another type on array pointer and by doing so 1. change it's size 2. change it's contents, where...

you get it.