INTRODUCTION ON PSEUDOPSYCHOENVIRONMENCOLOGY TODAY

Yes, the word is long.  It requires some time to study before your first attempt at pronouncing it.  The double prefix lends some confusion as to it's meaning.  Therefore, in the attempt to keep anyone from feeling inferior, I will break it down.

The first prefix, meaning "false," could apply to either "environment" or the second prefix, "psycho" (mind). So is it the study of false mental environments or the study of the mental environments of false minds? 

Consider this:  How many False minds have you run into lately?  You know, a real, honest to goodness phoney mind - a pseudo-mind; a not-real mind.  Something made to look like a mind but isn't.  Now, you probably are thinking of some certain person and exclaiming, "That's HIM, alright!"  But I mean something that developed unnaturally (That's Right! That is him!)  OK, OK, enough of that -- the point is this:  It's hard to pin a definition on the term "pseudo-mind."  If you're going to include natural growing things in the definition, then plants could be considered to have "pseudo-minds."  Or even that certain person with the unreal brain could be put in that category, after all.

The alternate definition of Pseudopsychoenvironmencology is a much simpler matter; that is, "a study of false mental environments."  A mental environment would describe what state the brain is in as it conducts it's normal business of thinking.  Emotional responses,