Go creates the illusion of preemptive multithreading by having implicit safe-points for cooperative multithreading. Each IO operation is such a safe-point. If you write an infinite loop like `for {}` where there are no IO operations in loop body, it will block indefinitely. This will prevent the underlying OS thread from being available to other goroutines. The same thing can happen even if you do have IO operations in there, but the work being performed is dominated by CPU time instead of IO.
