> The global interpreter lock is the price paid for being able to monkey-patch code and objects from one thread while they are being used in another. So, in ot

> The global interpreter lock is the price paid for being able to monkey-patch code and objects from one thread while they are being used in another. So, in other words, “we don't trust our users to do concurrency correctly, and we need to keep our system safe in spite of that”?