Nop. I'm saying the opposite. It will be mutated and it does not matter. Imagining that last example I gave, if "B" ran in a thread... Nothing would change for the JS developer. "Seamless"... Magik.
The case you are issuing is what I called a change in foundations of JS... Making threads declared as in Java... And using volatiles. I hypothesized about it... But the effort would be huge and I won't like to see this war. My proposal is break the single-thread dogma and let async, await, promises and components run multithreaded. Simple, but against the a dogma.
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