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Due to popular demand I wrote (hopefully approachable) piece that explains what do we mean by “concurrent” when we talk about mutable state and how it is all related to Kotlin coroutines <https://medium.com/@elizarov/what-is-concurrent-access-to-mutable-state-f386e5cb8292>

&gt;No two actions in the same coroutine can be concurrent

What's the exact definition/scope of *one* coroutine when used with via `Channel`?

I experimented an actor executes its actions sequentially, even when its coroutines context is `CommonPool`, but I'm curious to get it right.

You start a new coroutine with `launch`, `async`, `produce`, `actor` or a similar *coroutine builder*.

OK, so every new action in an `actor` for example is still in the same coroutine