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In work and education, "asynchronically" refers to communication that doesn't require everyone to be present at once.

console.log('Start'); fs.readFile('file.txt', 'utf8', (err, data) => console.log('File content received asynchronically'); ); console.log('End'); // Output order: Start, End, then file content asynchronically

In languages like JavaScript or Python, developers use async and await to manage these tasks. It allows programs to be highly scalable because they aren't tied up waiting for slow external systems. Almost every computer chip you own is "synchronous"—it

Almost every computer chip you own is "synchronous"—it has a clock that tells every transistor when to switch on and off, billions of times a second. This paper explores a world where chips have no clock at all . This paper (and the broader field of research)

For a long time, neuroscientists believed that the brain "clocks" its actions—firing neurons in synchronous waves like a marching band. This paper (and the broader field of research) argues the opposite: the brain works best when it is desynchronized.