Why google changed its algorithm?

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First let’s see 2013 google algorithm changes:- 1.#24 Panda — 2013 January 22. 2.#25 Panda — 2013 March 14. 3.Phantom — 2013 May 9. 4.Domain Crowding — 2013 May 21. 5.#4 Penguin 2.0 — 2013 May 22. 6.Payday Loan — 2013 June 11. 7.Panda Dance — 2013 June 11. 8.Multi-Week Update — 2013 June 27. 9.Panda Recovery — 2013 July 18. 10.Knowledge Graph Expansion — 2013 July 19. 11.In-depth Articles — 2013 August 6.

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