Clojurians Log v2

I am trying to understand missionary "threads" better. So when I fork something with m/?> .. then I don't have a task or thread switch evey time it gets forked. I think the best comparison is that a new callback handler gets registered in the background. And because ap does not involve real threads .. because of that I sometimes need to send some thing to a real thread with m/via. And this is why it is recommended to use m/via. And the only reason why this question pops is because missionary flows are just abstractions of what happens over time. 😁 That's what I came up with....