Time is not just an abstraction Of course time as we know in a day to day sense is an abstract thing. It’s a concept we defined to measure something. (like we defined length to measure how long something is or weight to define how heavy something is). But behind that abstraction is a physical reality. Events are a manifestation of that reality which really give us a sense of time.

Concurrecy Vs Parallelism (Go-lang Example) This is the general understanding of concurrency vs parallelism. Parallelism: Having multiple threads do similar task which are independent of each other in terms of data and resource that they require to do so. Eg: Google crawler can spawn thousands of threads and each thread can do it’s task independently. Concurrency: Concurrency comes into picture when you have shared data, shared resource among the threads. In a transactional system this means you have to synchronize the critical section of the code using some techniques like Locks, semaphores, etc.