“Go with your gut” [...] [is] insensitive to circumstance.
People’s guts seem very sensitive to circumstance, especially compared to commitments.
Yes, this is correct.
But the policy “go with your gut” is insensitive to circumstance, and cannot e.g. account for times when “guts” are the wrong tool to trust.
People’s guts seem very sensitive to circumstance, especially compared to commitments.
Yes, this is correct.
But the policy “go with your gut” is insensitive to circumstance, and cannot e.g. account for times when “guts” are the wrong tool to trust.