Type coercion and asi are probably the least troublesome odd parts of js I encounter day to day. I find the weird scoping rules around 'this' and the verbosity

Type coercion and asi are probably the least troublesome odd parts of js I encounter day to day. I find the weird scoping rules around 'this' and the verbosity of anonymous functions far worse. [1] (Sincerely and non-rhetorically) Do you really find the former more annoying than the latter? I see a lot of people using those examples to call out JS inappropriateness for development, but it seems like they're focusing on the wrong things to me. [1] I know they can be fixed by using a language that compiles down to JS. So can the parent's criticisms.