There are individuals who constantly find themselves in a psychological state that leads them to consider themselves inferior to their peers. They suffer from the so-called “inferiority complex,” a genuine pathology that in severe cases can lead to withdrawal, the opposite of what happens to those who instead suffer from the “superiority complex,” becoming intrusive and unpleasant individuals. In both cases, the term “complex” thus carries a negative connotation, a connotation that does not emerge when discussing plant nutrition, an area where it is easy to find “complexes” with particularly…
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