await Task.Run(() => { age++; });

that's a very bad example of using task.run. the operation inside takes significantly less time than the task-scheduling overhead.

if anything, you should use `Interlocked.Increment(age)` to make it 100% thread safe.

Also, happy birthday

@tosensei Hmm. Based on that, I might have to approach this from a completely different angle:

using var age = serviceContainer.GetService<IAge>();

using var rpot = serviceContainer.GetService<IRelentlessPassageOfTime>();

rpot.Advance(age);

@donkulator or as alterative:

Environment.DisableBotheringAboutCompletelyMeaninglessSocialConventions();

Happy Birthday to you

God bless you!

Joyous anniversary, good sir!

What does donkulator mean?

queueMicrotask(() => globalThis.age++);

This is a safe way, it executes after all pending tasks have been executed.

Happy birthday.