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Created page with "The word Pschoplatogen come from... # '''Psycho''': This prefix relates to the mind, mental processes, or psychological experiences. # '''Plastogen''': While "plastogen" isn't a common term, it seems to be derived from "plasticity" and "genesis." "Plasticity" refers to the brain's ability to reorganize itself by forming new neural connections, a concept often associated with learning and adaptation. "Genesis" refers to the creation or generation of something new. The w..."
(Created page with "The word Pschoplatogen come from... # '''Psycho''': This prefix relates to the mind, mental processes, or psychological experiences. # '''Plastogen''': While "plastogen" isn't a common term, it seems to be derived from "plasticity" and "genesis." "Plasticity" refers to the brain's ability to reorganize itself by forming new neural connections, a concept often associated with learning and adaptation. "Genesis" refers to the creation or generation of something new. The w...") |
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