JavaScript equality algorithm is terrible.

terrible_equality_algorithm.js

class User {
  constructor(name, age) { this.name = name, this.age = age }
  [Symbol.toPrimitive](hint) {
    // hint = "default", regardless of whether we compare to string or number
    // ...also, how is an object not a primitive? Its got its own literal syntax ffs
    console.log({args: [...arguments]})
    return this.name // we dont know what we need, we just guess here
  }
}

const Sara = new User("Sara", 44)

;[ Sara == Sara,
   Sara == new User("Sara", 44), // fucking algorithm just returns false for this...
   Sara == "Sara",               // here it will cast using toPrimitive, but wont hint string
   Sara == 44,                   // doesnt hint number here
]