When you use standard Grover's algorithm, the math acts like a steering wheel turning at a constant speed. The chance of finding your answer goes up to 100%, but if you keep turning, it falls right back down. If you don't know exactly when to stop, you'll miss the answer. This fatal flaw is called the Soufflé ProblemThe Soufflé ProblemGrover's algorithm is like baking a soufflé. If you leave it in the oven (apply the algorithm) for too long, it literally collapses and your probability of success plummets. Real-world Quantum computers don't always know exactly when to pull it out..