I suggest that you start by defining a predicate to determine if thing is junk or not.
const isJunk = (thing) => ...;
And since you want to filter on the inverse.
const isNotJunk = (thing) => !isJunk(thing);
Now, you have something meaningful to use with things like filter.
stuff.filter(isNotJunk)
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I suggest that you start by defining a predicate to determine if thing is junk or not.
And since you want to filter on the inverse.
Now, you have something meaningful to use with things like filter.