Adding to that, it's important to keep in mind that goroutines are not OS threads but coroutines, which are more lightweight. Providing a "go" function that sta

Adding to that, it's important to keep in mind that goroutines are not OS threads but coroutines, which are more lightweight. Providing a "go" function that starts a thread may be a footgun if someone assumes that it can be used as extensively as it is possible in Go.