Then why do we have an official concurrency module? If there is "no single solution fully addressing every use case", why do we have one official solution? Whic

Then why do we have an official concurrency module? If there is "no single solution fully addressing every use case", why do we have one official solution? Which the main post criticises? If you are correct that there is no single solution, then surely there should be no single solution put forward as official? Yet I believe your premise is incorrect in the first place. Why has Golang, by most commentators' comments, "got concurrency right". Is that true? Tell me. If it is, why can't Python get concurrency right also? If it's not true, why is there an official solution, being criticised before our eyes? On this case, I will quote you: "I suspect you don't really know what you are talking about...".