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compartmentalize
(redirected from compartmentalises)

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See: insulate, part, partition, separate
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The conscious mind filters this information into information that it compartmentalises into varying parts of the brain.
Supercharge Your Subconscious Mind by Alvin Huang / Self Improvement community
The brain also does not overlap information, it actually neatly places and compartmentalises them into sections within the vast memory banks of the thalamus (arguably other parts of the lobe as well).
Subconscious Learning - the Future of Education by Alvin Huang / Reference and Education community
To hold that this is not so is to indulge in a protective counter-culturalism, sometimes amounting to counter-racism, that so limits the right to speak, so compartmentalises the right to 'knowledge', as to lead to a rupture in communication, a ghettoisation of knowledge systems.
Visual voices: heeding the microcultural contexts of art by Stupples, Peter / Junctures: The Journal for Thematic Dialogue
 
 
 
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