As an example, let's say I'm new to elisp and I am wondering how to insert a character to a buffer. `apropos` "insert" just returns too much stuff. `heml-apropos` seems much better though, with a readable output. However, you still have to know that the function is named "insert", which you can spend lots of minutes on. In a Javascript parallel universe, there is a high probability that I would have done `console.log(buffer)` and I would have found the `buffer.appendChars()` method in seconds. You can quickly find what you can do with an object in Js/Python/PHP, but in elisp, I have yet to find.