Kieler Nachrichten says: "Gut decisions is a fascinating, psychologically astute, and incredibly clever work – entirely in the tradition of what the French mathematician Blaise Pascal noted over three hundred years ago: The heart has its reasons, which reason does not know." Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung states: "Gigerenzer describes in his book in detail and in a language that is also easily readable for laypeople how the human brain, with its heuristics, can outshine even the most sophisticated computer strategies." WDR 5 remarks: "Gigerenzer writes humorously, often with a wink. He elevates the nebulous phenomenon of gut decisions to a scientifically explainable part of our mind." Bestseller author Bas Kast says about Gerd Gigerenzer: "[He] is one of the most renowned experts in the psychology of decision-making.".