Myth: Your brain reacts to events
During any day, it can seem like your brain is reacting to events around you. You're pricked by a needle and feel a bit of pain.
However, your brain constantly predicts the next moment and compares the guess to the data it receives from the world and inside your body. These predictions turn into your actions.
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