Lots of replies to this comment so i won't reply to everyone.
brain fogs, migraines/headaches, memory problems.
sudden attitude changes, lifestyle changes.
divorces from a partner suddenly hating everything about the other partner.
fatigue, mental fatigue.
Just to name a few.
Not everyone i know has the same issues, some are worse then others.
If its so rare i don't see how everyone in my small circle all got permanent side effects.
For me and others(in my circle with operations, 5) the waking up part is multiple hours of a drugged feeling, like you really aren't on the same planet anymore.
Currently have a family member in hospital and 4 days later they are still dealing with the effects.
I assume this is probably a regional/country issue, australian public hospitals are pretty sub-standard.
I have a similar view on general anesthesia now, everyone i know(including myself) that has had operations have been permanently affected by anesthesia.
Turning yourself off breaks far more than doctors realize i fear.
NASA is overpaying for underperforming "hardened" hardware that performs no better than non-hardened.
You can see this yourself with the mars helicopter ingenuity.
If you are desperate for extra safety then just include multiple computers, literally what spacex does.
This microcontroller is a beast, currently using it to do dev work on a pi4.
Having two usb ports with one otg lets you do some neat things that would cost $100+ otherwise