Although I can't recall them off the top of my head, several guests on the Rustacean Station podcast have suggested exactly that when one is getting their feet wet with Rust (put .clone() everywhere, put Arc<Mutex<..>> everywhere, ..etc).
The idea is that once you are familiar with other aspects of the language (syntax, sum types, traits, modules), you can go back and try to master the borrow checker.
The idea is that once you are familiar with other aspects of the language (syntax, sum types, traits, modules), you can go back and try to master the borrow checker.