From what I learned through youtube videos and meetups it seems to solve a problem that doesn't exist (getting all these patterns into python) and in return doe

From what I learned through youtube videos and meetups it seems to solve a problem that doesn't exist (getting all these patterns into python) and in return doesn't solve the problem people hope it would solve (multiprocessing made easy and pythonic). That's why people who want to pretend to be smart (like me a few years back) find this totally attractive, king's new clothes style. Nobody really understands it so they can act like they really do something meaningful with it. How do I get to this painful conclusion? Well, as I said, I was (and probably still am to some degree) just like that. And to me it looks nearly irresistably interesting. But at the same time I also don't know what I would use it for, what it would actually improve for me. And since the need to pay my rent forced me to use my time more practically I didn't get around to looking at asyncio more in depth. Both these things together make me believe it's not really solving a real problem.