An algorithm, drawn by a 27-year-old female unemployed graphic designer in Switzerland.

So and on the other side I would ask you to draw how the algorithm work. Algorithms. Well. Take your time. [longer pause] I think it should... and as complicated as it could be. [pause] Is it even algorithm? I think it is a house. [laughs] It is a house? Yes, in my drawing. [laughs] Can you explain me what you drew here? I drew like, want to find something. You have a question to the internet and then you have a lot of information, a lot of answers. Some of them, right, maybe the first one because it's a more popular answer for this question for example. But then you could ended up here. In this weirdly looking form where you put a star on it. Okay. So why did you draw different forms as your answers to question? Because it could be not that you are looking for and it even could be not that you asked because there are many suggestions when you are looking for something. For example, YouTube, when you are looking for something, you could see suggestion of something completely different, and sometimes you don't understand why you would like to see that. Yeah. Okay, cool. And so how did you learn how the algorithms work? I don't know. It's like experience. Experience. So you've heard of the term algorithms? Yes. Where have you heard from the term? I don't know. I think this came appears in my head from school times. School times. Okay. Wow. It was like I know how the subject was called. Okay. Okay. Amazing. Thank you. It's also a really great drawing.