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With the GIL out of our way, we can stop worrying about the main thread, as in this design the code runs on one of many available threads. And to simplify the design even further, we can just avoid to run any "application code" under the main thread. In fact, this is how TonIO is designed: the Python main thread is used only to deal with low-level I/O primitives. Or, in other words, we can say we have the actual event loop running in the main thread, but instead of using such loop to also run coroutines, we use a separated threadpool to run that code. No more worries about the main thread versus everything else: you simply can't run anything on that thread. All of your code will just run within identical, generic, non-special threads.