Uhm, uhm ... AG is right ... Logically asynchronous events start immediately upon firing, but they *finish* at an future undetermined point on the time vector. (or "never") This is why this paradigm is also called "fire and forget" ... vs "wait for return" Synchronous paradigm. Therefore: ordered firing of asynchronous events does not guarantee ordered finishing. This is why they are called "asynchronous" , a.k.a. "out-of-sync" ...
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