While Solidity definitely has its share of problems that deserve criticism, there's a much more fundamental issue at play here. The real vulnerability isn't the programming language itself—it's the architectural decision that allows flash-borrowing of the entire BPT supply. This design choice creates an extremely narrow margin for error and opens up attack vectors that are honestly pretty terrifying from a security standpoint. When you enable someone to borrow 100% of the liquidity pool tokens in a single transaction, you're essentially building a system where one clever exploit can drain everything. No amount of code auditing can fix what's fundamentally a flawed design philosophy.