Rust history question 

Why did #Rust abandon its initial approach of providing only non-shared mutable objects and reference-counted shared immutable objects? This seems much easier to understand, and in the worst case it reduces to programming with persistent data structures.

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@freakazoid I am guessing it probably went out the window when they decided to embrace zero-cost abstractions.

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