I was working on an Advent Of Code puzzle and came across this visual bug - the data for item 11 in the reverse list seems to be OK
https://snap.berkeley.edu/snap/snap.html#present:Username=cymplecy&ProjectName=reversebug
Win10/Vivaldi browser
That's totally not a bug but a feature! That "jagged" right side indicates that this particular row exceeds beyond the visible 3 columns. Since we're working with rather large data sets we're only scanning the first 10 rows of a table to determine which columns to show in a table view. That's why item 11 didn't get looked at, and that's why only 3 columns are shown. Of course, once that table then actually gets to rendering item 11 it realizes that it spans beyond, hence the jagged visualization.
aah 
Maybe you could use ellipses so some people don't get confused
Wait, how does this work at all????
You are using the > operator to compare two lists. Used to be, that would just be an error. But now, with hyperblocks, the result of the comparison is a list of Booleans, not a Boolean. Apparently the IF/ELSE block inside of SORT treats all lists as True, regardless of what's in the list. I guess this results in reversing the list, for reasons it gives me a headache to think about.