Its state isn't shared in any way by any other process. If no shared state, then order of dispatching is irrelevant. A given process runs on only one processor at a time. Cannot distinguish multiprocessing from multiprogramming on a very fine grain. People cooperate, so machine must support that cooperation.
Cooperation means shared state, e.g. a single file system.
Cooperating processes are those that share state. Behavior is irreproducible . Can get different outputs, cannot tell what comes from which. Note the subtle state sharing that occurs here via the terminal. Not just anything can happen, though.