Correction? I don't think I said main was a daemon, I said the Implicits.global executor must be. In any case your main thread delegates to other executors. Then, without the sleep, you run out of code and the VM exists. Because at that point main is dead and no other non-daemon threads are running. So whether main was daemon or not doesn't matter, it's dead now. You can then infer that Implicits.global must use daemon threads, *because* the VM exists.
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