I agree with Bergi.
> Brendan Eich and think he understood that fairly
I can't see that. He says things like "what's to propose?", "what is declare? I
don't think core language needs to grow", "What does this have to do with
promises?", "I don't see the point" and "It's not making sense, sorry."
> you should read the Medium article again
How is that article related to `Reflect.create()`?
> I think it provides a clear intent
I disagree.
> I advice you to read this on MDN which explains what I mean about "not an
> object"
I can't see where that article explains "not an object". The closest sentence
is "`Reflect` is not a function object".
> It's a built-in object
How can a built-in object not be an object?
> Where you need to assign it through a object assignment.
What is "it" in this sentence? What do you mean with "object assignment",
exactly?
> we create an logical instance, but not an actual object
What is a "logical instance"? How can an instance not be an object?
> not an actual object like `Object.create` does
Then like what?
> How is this different to Default Param in ES6 / the OR operator?
Exactly. Please answer this question.
> Creates a `Reflect` instance
Does this mean `Reflect` becomes a constructor? Currently it's not.
In which way are these `Reflect` instances special? Why do we need them?
> The target object you want your values to be referenced to.
What values? Referenced in which way?
> The second argument or object you want to refer to, if the target fails.
What does "fail" mean?
> fail, undefined, null or similar.
"fail" and "similar" are too vague
> This is an object, which we can turn straight into a function on the fly if
> we want to.
How do you turn an object straight into a function on the fly?
> Example
I don't understand what the example is supposed to show
> This is equivalent
The first example seems to have two alternative codes, the second example only
one. Which one is "this"?
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