Erlang process spawning profile

tester.erl

-module(tester).
-export([loopTheFucker/2]).

loopTheFucker(N, Total) when N =/= 0 -> 
	spawn(fun() -> true end),
	loopTheFucker(N-1, Total+N);
loopTheFucker(0, Total) -> Total.

%% After downloading this, run the following in the Erlang shell (erl on the command line):
%% 1> c(tester).
%% 2> fprof:trace(start).
%% 3> tester:loopTheFucker(100000,0).
%% 4> fprof:trace(stop).
%% 5> fprof:profile().
%% 6> fprof:analyse({dest, "profile.txt"}).
%%
%% And then take a look at the profiles.txt file.  under "totals", the AAC is the total accumulated time 
%% for the entire code to run, including all spawned processes completing.  The OWN is the length 
%% of time spent only in our loopTheFucker() function.  Zoom!

14652.397 <- seems high!