text: Then, by receiving validated judgments, one uses their brain in the final process of making their decision. Firstly, intelligence and opinions balance each other to make the best choice possible. No one in the right state of mind would blindly make a decision without conducting research. For example, currently the world is involved in the massive coronavirus outbreak. As a result, airlines have canceled many flights and dropped prices for airline fares. People have taken interest into visiting the infected places but they realize that they could be at risk for attracting the virus and possibly dying. By using their brains and judgments from others, the proper choice would be to not travel to the contaminated places. Next, receiving useful information will impact your decision. Whether it's one tiny detail or a statistic that can't be overlooked, it's bound to take affect on your judgment. For instance, a junior in high school is deciding what major in high school he wants to take. The boy looks at websites online to find facts about the different majors. He finds out that being a business major is quite useless compared to specializing in bio-medical engineering. This opinion is taken into account as the junior wants to be useful and help other people later on in his life. Last but not least, one must trust their mind to make the right decision. There's a process into making a solution, and it's valuable to follow. Providing your brain the time and space to make the best possible choice gives one confidence. To say the least, the final outcome involves the usage of one's mind.