The Divine Trinity of JavaScript

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Biblically accurate programming language.
Transitive Property: Am I a joke to you?
And in the case of 2024 year old baby Jesus, the Holy Spirit is......... NOT the Father!
- Camera man never ending chase
==

Well there's your problem, you're using an operator that shouldn't exist. Triple equals all the things and if you want to coerce types write it out explicitly.
- While you are basically right, the problem is that there is an operator that should not exist. Though that is not the biggest problem of JavaScript.
  
  ~~Surprise~~ Type coercion is our greatest weapon!
  
  What about the ~~limitless coffers of Rome~~ implicit global scope?
  
  Well then, ~~surprise~~ type coercion and ~~the limitless coffers of Rome~~ implicit global scope are our greatest weapons.
- == is acceptable for null checks. And basically nothing else.
  
  It should probably be replaced with a more bespoke operator for that, like x isempty or something.
- ["a"] + ["b"] = "ab"
  
  Goodnight, everyone.

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