Coming from the Scala world this comment confuses me. We know actors very well and we've had a popular and solid implementation in Akka for years. But that ha

Coming from the Scala world this comment confuses me. We know actors very well and we've had a popular and solid implementation in Akka for years. But that hasn't mean that every other concurrency model has gone away. If anything with the advent of libraries like ZIO (http://zio.dev http://zio.dev) we see concurrency being a hot space for interesting new takes and approaches. I feel like maybe I am missing something if it can be used as a one-stop solution for all concurrency needs.