Ok, but wouldn't Object.create be more useful for when you are trying to shoehorn classical inheritance into Javascript? I still don't understand why he's imply

Ok, but wouldn't Object.create be more useful for when you are trying to shoehorn classical inheritance into Javascript? I still don't understand why he's implying (if I'm reading correctly) that using constructors is bad because you end up with the gorilla-holding-banana-and-forest problem that (he argues) comes with classical inheritance.