JS: Difference Between Reflect.apply vs Function.prototype.apply

Reflect.apply is similar to Function.prototype.apply

• Reflect.apply is intuitive and simpler, in functional programing form.
• Function.prototype.apply is confusing, because the actual call form is fName.apply. Confusing because dotted object/property relation is not the object parent/child relation. [see JS: Prototype and Inheritance]
• Function.prototype.apply does not work if a function has a property "apply" somewhere in its

Compare:

Reflect.apply(f , thisBindingObj, argList)

vs

f.apply(thisBindingObj, argList)