> and what will arise after these are solved. Look at unintuitive situations in special relativity. The unituitiveness is essentially a concurrency bug in our

> and what will arise after these are solved. Look at unintuitive situations in special relativity. The unituitiveness is essentially a concurrency bug in our mental model of how the universe works, as opposed to how it actually works. Almost all of the issues are due to mistaken ideas about what it means for two events to happen "at the same time" or in a given order. I suspect programming concurrency will continue to create bugs because humans ideas of time don't actually match up to reality. Obviously not usually due to relativity, but there are all sorts of complexities in the underlying systems we program for that intuition doesn't capture well.