>Here is a simple NodeJS implementation that is completely unsafe despite having non-transparent async: What does that have to do with my comment? I said (par

>Here is a simple NodeJS implementation that is completely unsafe despite having non-transparent async: What does that have to do with my comment? I said (paraphrased) "Transparent async is bad because sync code can end up being wrong when async-ness is silently introduced into it". You keep responding with (paraphrased) "Explicit async code can also be bad." Do you understand how this does nothing to negate what I said? (This discussion is frustrating, and the walls of irrelevant text you keep posting aren't helping.)