I think the broader and more accurate point is that defer adds cognitive load to reasoning about the order of execution. It's true that defer (at least everywh

I think the broader and more accurate point is that defer adds cognitive load to reasoning about the order of execution. It's true that defer (at least everywhere I've seen it executed) is totally explicit and deterministic, but in the case of multiple defers in the same block it can take some thought to reason through exactly what happens when.