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https://equanimity.nu/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/3807OB-e1631400076313.jpg770300In the 1960s, American neurobiologist Paul MacLean launched the theory of 'The Triune Brain.' According to this still very popular theory, our brain consists of three more or less separate 'stacked' brains. However, neuroscientists have known for many years that the theory is incorrect because it misrepresents the evolutionary history of our brain and is an oversimplified representation of our stress system.