> I think concurrency has nothing to do with doing things "at the same time". Concurrent is a word that pre-dates computers, and for the English language to w

> I think concurrency has nothing to do with doing things "at the same time". Concurrent is a word that pre-dates computers, and for the English language to work we need to stay true to its definition. The dictionary definition is: "occurring or existing simultaneously". http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/concurrent http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/concurrent