I think his point would be the same (and maybe clearer) if he said assert.isFalse(p1 == p2). I.e. he's not concerned about the testing semantics, but JavaScrip

I think his point would be the same (and maybe clearer) if he said assert.isFalse(p1 == p2). I.e. he's not concerned about the testing semantics, but JavaScript's equality semantics which we're expected to assume the test function is using.