`Isolation. Due to the nature of our queue and query executions, everything is synchronous by nature so no two queries can be ran concurrently making them run i

`Isolation. Due to the nature of our queue and query executions, everything is synchronous by nature so no two queries can be ran concurrently making them run in an isolated nature by default. Check.` I'm not sure if I misunderstood something, but using a global queue/lock to enforce isolation properties seems to be just a little disingenuous for a dbms. It works, but it's odd to talk about isolation in a system with zero concurrency. It's like saying a bicycle gets infinite miles per gallon in fuel efficiency.