Depends on what program and the current rate of crashes, usually no, except for applications that don't need much safety and speed is very important, it would also need a good way to resume its original state.
The only case where I think this is slightly reasonable is that one PS2 emulator where you can turn some safety-checks off to increase speed by 1.5-3 times, at the cost of random crashes.
If the original program never crashed, I would be quite happy to.
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