- Psychon
Psychon could refer to:
*Psychon (Space 1999) , a species from the television series "Space 1999 "
*Psychon (mental unit) , a unit of mental activity proposed in "How the Self Controls Its Brain "
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psychon — noun A hypothetical particle of consciousness … Wiktionary
psychon — psy·chon … English syllables
psychon — ˈsīˌkän noun ( s) Etymology: psych + on : an ultimate particle of psychic nature … Useful english dictionary
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