Check it out! A person in the 30's in United Kingdom wants to know, "when do you stop using the hindpart of the brain"
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The hindpart of your brain is very important. Just above the pointy, boney extrusion on the back of your head is the visual cortex, which processes visual information and is responsible for your perception of sight.
Beneath the visual cortex lays a wrinkly structure called the cerebellum. The purpose of the cerebellum is varied, but it has a significant role in maintaining posture, balance, and fine or coordinated movements.
Finally, sitting just under the cerebellum and connecting the brain to the spinal cord is the brainstem. This structure controls such processes as chewing, talking, and breathing.
Beneath the visual cortex lays a wrinkly structure called the cerebellum. The purpose of the cerebellum is varied, but it has a significant role in maintaining posture, balance, and fine or coordinated movements.
Finally, sitting just under the cerebellum and connecting the brain to the spinal cord is the brainstem. This structure controls such processes as chewing, talking, and breathing.
Answered by Curtis Easton
Wow, the brain is so cool!
Hey, what's the one thing you wish you knew about the brain?