In storytelling with data, the author warns that you do not want to change the order of data in your visual $($e$.$g$.$ the sorting order of categories$)$ when displaying different versions of the visual $($e$.$g$.$ in a presentation$).$ Why?

changing the order imposes a mental tax or processing overhead on the audience

changing the sorting order requires reformatting the whole visual

different sorting orders serve different purposes

you originally chose an order for a good reason; that reason hasn't changed