You fetched 10,000 objects from Core Data and memory barely moved, and then it grows a little as you scroll the list. Explain what's going on inside.
A fetch creates only shells (faults) and fills them from the row cache or SQLite when you touch a property (faulting). That's why memory grows a little at a time as cells read values while you scroll.
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