Recently I investigated a situation in which a programmer inadvertently passed undefined into addEventListener, thus:
window.addEventListener('load', undefined);
No error was thrown.  It's as if JavaScript is willing to invoke undefined.  But what in the world is undefined()?  I have tried all sorts of things, e.g.:
console.log(undefined() === null);
console.log(typeof undefined());
but I never get anything back.
Edit added for clarity:  My original question was based on a mistake, as I had not set my Developer tools to log errors to the console.  The above two commands (but not the call to addEventListener) DO throw errors in a browser, as answers and comments below indicate.
It's as if JavaScript is willing to invoke
undefined.
No, addEventListener is specified to ignore null, which JavaScript’s undefined is converted to. undefined is never called.
Further proof that JavaScript is not willing to invoke undefined, in a browser:
> undefined()
Uncaught TypeError: undefined is not a function
    at <anonymous>:1:1
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