It would be useful to make more with the cerebellum than the cerebrum?

Perfect sense ... look ... even for you ... You always make me laugh with your delicious questions. The cerebellum (small brain) is located in the infratentorial posterior fossa. The narrow turns of the cerebellum, the folia cerebelli (cerebellum leaves) are the cerebellar fissures (sulci cerebellum) separated. In cross-section resembles a tree, the cerebellum, which is called the arbor vitae (tree of life). The cerebellum can be divided in its various aspects into three or four parts. Macroscopically, it consists of the two hemispheres, between which there is the sunken medial vermis (cerebellum worm) that pulls in the sagittal plane almost around the cerebellum. From top-front (medullary velum superior) to the bottom-front (medullary velum inferior) is the worm from Lingula cerebellar (cerebellar tongue), lobule centralis (central lobe), culmen (top), declive (slope), folium vermis (worm leaf) tuber vermis (worm hump), Pyramis vermis (worm pyramid), uvula vermis (worm suppository) and nodule (nodules). Furthermore, the cerebellum can be divided by horizontal lines separating into lobes. The upper part of the cerebellum forms the anterior lobe. This is the underlying, larger posterior lobe separated by a deep fissure prima. The lobus flocculonodular summarizes flocculus (flakes) and nodule along which are located on the front surface of the cerebellum and the posterolateral fissure are separated from the posterior lobe. In the white matter are the grisea, from medial upper laterally below these are the fastigial nucleus (gable core), the nucleus globosus (ball-shaped nucleus, often split in two) and Nucleus emboliformis (propfenförmiger core), and lateral to the dentate nucleus (serrated core). Over the three peduncles (cerebellar peduncles), the cerebellum with the midbrain (superior cerebellar peduncle), the bridge (cerebellar peduncles medius) and the medulla oblongata (inferior cerebellar peduncle) connected.

After years of differentiating your cerebrum has come to the view that it would make sense to turn off itself?

You ask questions really delicious, - the cerebellum operates automatically anyway, for the motor functions, balance, etc., of the neo-cortex, which you probably mean working people, for most anyway, at least not properly. because there is nothing really off! in the mid brain, the limbic system, therefore, in thamalus and regulated in the anygdala the feelings and needs, the departments are old, over the control of the neo-cortex has only conditional. be worse and aggression, love and switched there, - - but also now work with many people no longer true, unfortunately, we live under conditions in which these archaic structures prove to be not suitable! I hope this is an answer to your interesting, but unfortunately quite useless wonder - because there is no treatment for disturbances in these areas.