Programing Elegance vs Simplicity

here's 3 styles of coding. which is the best?

console.log( typeof undefined === "undefined" );
console.log( typeof "abc" === "string" );
console.log( typeof true === "boolean" );
console.log( typeof false === "boolean" );
console.log( typeof 3 === "number" );
console.log( typeof NaN === "number" );
console.log( typeof Infinity === "number" );
console.log( typeof {} === "object" );
console.log( typeof [3,4] === "object" );
console.log( typeof (new Date()) === "object" );
console.log( typeof /x/ === "object" );
console.log( typeof JSON === "object" );
console.log( typeof Math === "object" );

// all true

console.log(
 typeof undefined === "undefined" &&
 typeof "abc" === "string" &&
 typeof true === "boolean" &&
 typeof false === "boolean" &&
 typeof 3 === "number" &&
 typeof NaN === "number" &&
 typeof Infinity === "number" &&
 typeof {} === "object" &&
 typeof [3,4] === "object" &&
 typeof (new Date()) === "object" &&
 typeof /x/ === "object" &&
 typeof JSON === "object" &&
 typeof Math === "object"
);

// all true

console.log (
[
 [undefined , "undefined" ],
 ["abc" , "string" ],
 [true , "boolean" ],
 [false , "boolean" ],
 [3 , "number" ],
 [NaN , "number" ],
 [Infinity , "number" ],
 [{} , "object" ],
 [[3,4] , "object" ],
 [(new Date()) , "object" ],
 [/x/ , "object" ],
 [JSON , "object" ],
 [Math , "object"]
] . every ( ((x) => typeof x[0] === x[1] ) )
);
// true

back in 90s, i'd absolutely strive for last. Today, actually, i think the first is best. It's is the most simple, clear, easy to understand.