If the brain is responsible for thinking, why does the gut often give us the strongest instincts? In an ideal world, the brain tells the body to feed the gut, but I believe it’s the gut that feeds the brain.

 

It’s the gut that poses the most important and sometimes the most ridiculous questions, pushing the brain to find the answers. Because, in the end, the right question matters more than the answer itself.

 

The gut asks the question, and data provides the answer.