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“Clearly, the cerebellum does something to control movement, and movement is impaired when it is damaged.”

Sarah Constantinsarahconstantin.substack.com ↗

The cerebellum holds about 80% of the brain’s neurons. People born without one still walk, talk and hold jobs. Neuroscience still can’t say what all that hardware is for. Textbooks file it under “balance” and move on.