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I've used Macs a lot - and they do crash.
I've had as many software crashes on Macs as in Windows.
I haven't seen a BSOD on Windows in years, and I'm in IT. It happens, just nothing like it used to.
The BSODs I've had on Windows in recent years have all been due to faulty hardware. Once that was resolved I've had no crashes. Can't really blame the OS for that.