No citations are provided for the myth of triune brain. Too bad. What’s with the cerebellum? That never fit, anyway. “It continues to hold public interest beca

No citations are provided for the myth of triune brain. Too bad. What’s with the cerebellum? That never fit, anyway. “It continues to hold public interest because of its simplicity. While inaccurate in many respects as an explanation for brain activity, structure and evolution, it remains one of very few approximations of the truth we have to work with: the "neocortex" represents that cluster of brain structures involved in advanced cognition, including planning, modeling and simulation; the "limbic brain" refers to those brain structures, wherever located, associated with social and nurturing behaviors, mutual reciprocity, and other behaviors and affects that arose during the age of the mammals; and the "reptilian brain" refers to those brain structures related to territoriality, ritual behavior and other "reptile" behaviors.” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triune_brain https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triune_brain