Closing in JavaScript

Closer has two explicit values that are false or treated as false, falsy is people say and everything else. And the true falsy, the two falsy values are nil and false. So sort of like nobody's home and explicitly false both mean both are treated as false. The empty string is truthy in closure. F-A-L-S-E isTruthy inclosure. It's crazy sometimes. You look, you think about that list and it seems complicated. Yeah.