Javascript – how to simple detect type of coersion?

For example

 console.log({} >= null)
 console.log([] >= null)

give as

 false
 true

Why exactly? MDN define 6 coersion type:

 primitive
 object
 numeric
 number
 boolean
 string
 other

there are a lot of very strange result, for example

 console.log(Boolean("false") > Boolean());
 console.log(Boolean("false") > Boolean(undefined));
 console.log(Boolean([]).valueOf(), Boolean({}).valueOf());
 console.log(Symbol().valueOf >= Function())
 console.log(Symbol().valueOf >= [])
 console.log(Symbol>= function(){})
 console.log(Symbol() >= function(){})

give us

 true
 true
 true true
 true
 true
 false
 TypeError: Cannot convert a Symbol value to a number

or sometimes we receive even more strange result.
Is there simple direct logic, something simple rules for Javascript developer that we can understand and quickly predict result of similar operations?