Turns Out, If You Want To Check Multiple Conditions, You Can Sugar It Like This:

Behold, the galaxy brain move of creating an array of boolean conditions just to check if ANY of them are false by using .has(false)! Because apparently writing if (!condition1 || !condition2 || ...) was just TOO readable and maintainable. Someone really woke up and chose violence against code clarity. This is the programming equivalent of using a flamethrower to light a candle – technically it works, but literally everyone watching is horrified. The double negative with return not conditions.has(false) is just *chef's kiss* – maximum confusion achieved! Future developers debugging this will need therapy.