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out of contact to a thorough extent with the present time environment and not computing into the future. The condition may be acute wherein one becomes psychotic for only a few minutes at a time and only occasionally in certain environments (as in rages or apathies) or it may be a chronic condition, or a continual disconnection with the future and present. A psychotic person who is dramatically harmful to others is considered dangerous enough to b e put away. A psychotic person who is harmful on a less dramatic basis is no less harmful to their environment and is no less psychotic. —Academy Level III Glossary, —Academy Level IV Glossary, —ExDn Lectures Approved Glossary: Expanded Dianetics (30 March 1972), —Attitude and Conduct of Scientology Approved 25.2.91, —OEC - Awareness Levels App Mar 91, —Academy Level I Glossary - Approved November 1990