Re-read that post and the idea that this is perfectly fine parenthesis redundancy:

    A = 'hello world'
    console.log( A )   // prints 'hello world'
    console.log( (A) ) // also prints 'hello world'

But this breaks with a random-ass error because of how arrow functions interact with `...rest` parameters

    A = ['hello', 'world']
    console.log( ...A )   // prints 'hello world'
    console.log( (...A) ) // SyntaxError: expected '=>' after argument list, got ')'

Is still absolutely hilarious and reeks of "design by committee."