Imagine a sorting algorithm that works like a group of awkward, slow-moving teenagers trying to get to the bus stop on time. Each number is a student, and they're all just sort of... moving towards the finish line, but really slowly. And sometimes, they just stop for no reason at all.
Why doesn't it work?
This is like the story of a group of friends who just really love each other. They sort of work together, but really, they're all just doing their own thing and hoping someone else will do it for them. And sometimes, one of them just stops for no reason at all, because love.
Why love fails at sorting algorithms
Imagine a group of people who just really like to sort things, but for no good reason. They're like, "Yeah, let's just sort this thing, but in no particular order, because, you know, why not?" And sometimes, one of them just decides to stop, because, you know, why not?
Why doesn't it matter?