First Erlang/Elixir, then Ruby 3, now Python. It's great that people are picking up the good idea once again. Most of the time the Promise/Future or async/awai

First Erlang/Elixir, then Ruby 3, now Python. It's great that people are picking up the good idea once again. Most of the time the Promise/Future or async/await add mental overhead to code just for the sake of performance (because the monadic operations are only for sequential operations, it only make sense for applicative/parallel operations to use async/await if we don't care about performance). And with the Actor model, you don't need to use Promise or async 9 out of 10 times as you would in most languages without sacrifice performance.