I would totally compile wasm3 to wasm to support wasm experimental features my wasm host is not supporting because they are experimental. And them app itself will include another copy of wasm3 to support plugins. And plugins will have plugins too. And the will all make asynchronous HTTP calls that don't handle timeouts, never retry and assume all operations making three HTTP calls in a row (to have a cleaner API design) assume they fail atomically.

And then I have a cup of coffee enjoying the glow of a nuclear power plant supplying the energy needs of this. And the power plant control interface will also run WASM. And then somebody will do experimental shutdown procedure after the plant was put into operation using this control interface. And that's how I know to celebrate my birthday

X64 is not yet supported, but we got good results for x86 already: https://webvm.io

Kind of but wasm provides some security properties you don't get from x86/64. I think it's more like a lightweight JVM.