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Question about `forkScoped` and `runIntoPubSubScoped`

Does it make any sense to write like this?

Effect.forkScoped(Stream.runIntoPubSubScoped(stream, pubsub));

Effect.forkScoped(Stream.runIntoPubSubScoped(stream, pubsub));

Effect.forkScoped(Stream.runIntoPubSubScoped(stream, pubsub));

Effect.forkScoped(Stream.runIntoPubSubScoped(stream, pubsub));

I mean, isn't it the same as

Effect.forkScoped(Stream.runIntoPubSub(stream, pubsub));

Effect.forkScoped(Stream.runIntoPubSub(stream, pubsub));

Effect.forkScoped(Stream.runIntoPubSub(stream, pubsub));

Effect.forkScoped(Stream.runIntoPubSub(stream, pubsub));

Because

forkScoped

forkScoped

already requires a scope from outside, and interrupts the inner effect once the scope is closed. Just trying to understand