Noegenetic
iˈdʒɛn noun
the production of new knowledge from sensory or intellectual experience.
Origin:
1920–25; < Greek noē- (combining form representing nóēsis intelligence, or nóēma perception, thought) + -genesis
1920–25; < Greek noē- (combining form representing nóēsis intelligence, or nóēma perception, thought) + -genesis
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