Author(s):	Jeremy Shefer
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Description:	I want to start broadly about what concurrency is, how it's implemented on the hardware level and what concurrency paradigms are available out there on various programming languages. I will then zoom into what's available in modern python. Hopefully this will give people a good understanding of the current concurrency landscape in python and how and why it came to be. markdown
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