Vanilla JavaScript Chicken or Egg?

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I saw this a couple of days ago and thought it was finally a solution to this ancient problem!
Who was there first the chicken or the egg?
var array = ['π₯', 'π'];
console.log(array.sort());
// (2) ["π", "π₯"]
There you go the answer is Chicken!
But let's dive a bit deeper and see how this then worked out for the egg?
var array2 = ['π', 'π£', 'π€', 'π₯'];
console.log(array2.sort());
// (4) ["π", "π£", "π€", "π₯"]
Hmm weird? Yes this definitely complicates things right?
What are your opinions on this Chicken vs. Egg complication?
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