> You don't need to explicitly interact with an event queue because it's a higher level abstraction that sits on a queue. In fact, that’s the big value add. Th

> You don't need to explicitly interact with an event queue because it's a higher level abstraction that sits on a queue. In fact, that’s the big value add. The event queue is an even bigger value add: * It's the audit log * A human reading the event queue has final say over the 'true state' of the system (insofar as such a thing exists in a distributed system)