Exactly. This seems more like a way to advertise that the GIL is gone while not actually having shared memory parallelism via threads. It reminds me of how pyt

Exactly. This seems more like a way to advertise that the GIL is gone while not actually having shared memory parallelism via threads. It reminds me of how python advertising tricks people into thinking python has real parallelism by talking about ayncio and import multiprocessing; people then actually try those out only to discover the sad state of affairs.