[sephoric]

When I first encountered hooks about a month ago, I was absolutely confused about how the `a` in `const [a,b] = useState(...)` was just a plain JS object and not some magic proxy. It took me a good hour of researching before I understood that it was because React stores state that remembers the last time it called your component. I think a 20 second well-thought-out gif would clear this up for everyone who doesn't have an hour to devote to understanding this, and I strongly recommend considering it.