I actually agree with you. I'll just gladly take any available advances in concurrency safety. In any concurrency models, including shared data. Async/await (a

I actually agree with you. I'll just gladly take any available advances in concurrency safety. In any concurrency models, including shared data. Async/await (and production quality gRPC) is currently what's keeping us from using Rust at dayjob. > There's a lot more to concurrency than just compile-time verification of safe usage of a mutex or moving data in/out of a thread. A lot more. Sure, but it's better to have at least that.