Maybe it isn't that unreasonable. But personally I do like guarantees, and in a stateful language I especially like guarantees about execution order. If these

Maybe it isn't that unreasonable. But personally I do like guarantees, and in a stateful language I especially like guarantees about execution order. If these guarantees can be offloaded to a library then thats really great, as I don't have to keep them in mind anymore, freeing my brain to think about the specific problem I'm trying to solve. One less thing to check for when debugging too. There is also the bonus feature that stack overflows wont happen, which enables liberal use of recursive promise functions. (On the other hand, memory usage might still explode, so its not quite that easy... :D)