Among professionals and exceptional beings alike, a particular debate often surfaces, call it an age-old inquiry that never quite fades:
The mind, the body, and the brain.
Which of these three governs the being? Which one holds true precedence over the others? Which leads, and which follows?
Some insist the brain is the primary force, the central processing unit governing every thought, every impulse, every decision. It orchestrates cognition and bodily function alike, allowing humans to think, judge, react, and move. Indeed, the brain is the throne of logic and survival.
And yet... There are recorded instances, determined moments in time where the body moved before the brain could even process a threat. A sudden dodge. A reflexive punch. A desperate leap away from danger. These instinctive actions, often labelled as reflexes, suggest the body sometimes moves on its own accord even without an influence from the brain.
So, then, is the body superior?
