This would break one of my most preferred ways to check whether a value is an
object:
```js
function isObject(value) {
return value === new function(){ return value };
}
```
Unlike `Object(value) === value`, the above is just syntactic, it does not
require `Object` to be the built-in one.
And I don't really see the point, constructors are supposed to construct
objects. If you want primitives, you can always use function calls.
-- Oriol
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