Yup. I don't know why you would insist on having multiple Python threads, especially given the high risks. Python is only suitable for coordinating/scripting la

Yup. I don't know why you would insist on having multiple Python threads, especially given the high risks. Python is only suitable for coordinating/scripting large libraries written in other languages or for quick and easy development. Python programs should not reach the stage where their use in production is hampered by lack of multi-threading.