[wilun]

> I believe our industry’s several decades of demonstrated inability to write concurrent code correctly disagrees with you.

But mostly so for the reasons nurseries try to solve (and actually manage to somehow solve some)? I'm not convinced.

Lifetime of threads is usually easy compared to races/deadlock/etc. on the resources they use.

Not to say we shall not use nurseries where applicable. But is it the new fundamental structure concurrency should be based on? Debatable.

My wild guess is that the Rust approach of concurrency (even if it is not exactly on the same subject, but we are trying to find the fundamental way of structuring things) will have more impact.