General point was that there exist a number of languages that don't make you use classic multi-threading and all the horrors you can inflict with it. And that c

General point was that there exist a number of languages that don't make you use classic multi-threading and all the horrors you can inflict with it. And that clumping all languages together and proclaiming "all are equally good/bad with concurrency and parallelism" is obviously not true. But if you are here to nitpick then congratulations, you have succeeded. :D I don't like Golang but IMO it's still an improvement even though it doesn't save you from certain scenarios as you pointed out.