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>with the exception of logic bugs

this is one big exception, because logical bugs are most common and most problematic.

If your main concern is security bugs, then according to Microsoft[0] about 70% of their bugs were memory-safety related.

Most people don't write operating systems or write software in C/C++, so memory safety bugs are not big concern.

> ... or write software in C/C++

The article we've all supposedly read (but clearly some have not) is specifically talking about software written in a mix of C/C++ and Python.

I strongly disagree. The vast majority of bugs I see are unhandled None or exceptions and typos in dictionary keys and class attributes.