The second is that Bittorrent clients have no search functionality of their own. Instead, users must rely on third-party websites like Isohunt or The Pirate Bay to find "torrent" files, which function like maps that tell the client how to find and download the files that the user actually wants. These two characteristics combined offer a level of decentralization that makes Bittorrent practically impossible to shut down.
The second aspect is that BitTorrent clients lack their own search functionality and rely on third-party websites like Isohunt or The Pirate Bay for file location, which function as maps guiding the client to download desired files. This combination creates a decentralized system making BitTorrent nearly impossible to shut down.