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{{Ping|Tracer}} The two categories "Hallucinogen" and "Psychedelic" seem very similar. What distinguishes them? And is there a need for both of them when they represent very similar concepts? There is also another category "Psychoactive substance". I believe categories should help readers to find other related articles not to make everything more complicated. -[[User:White|White]] ([[User talk:White|talk]]) 17:06, 3 June 2019 (CEST)

{{Ping|White}} "What distinguishes them?". “Hallucinogen” is a more generalized concept and includes “Deriliant”, “Dissociative” and “Psychedelic”. It's like "Depressant" common to "Opioid" and "Antipsychotic." According to the opinion is so more structured. --[[User:Tracer|Tracer]] ([[User talk:Tracer|talk]]) 3 June 2019 (CEST)

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	{{Ping\|Tracer}} The two categories "Hallucinogen" and "Psychedelic" seem very similar. What distinguishes them? And is there a need for both of them when they represent very similar concepts? There is also another category "Psychoactive substance". I believe categories should help readers to find other related articles not to make everything more complicated. -[[User:White\|White]] ([[User talk:White\|talk]]) 17:06, 3 June 2019 (CEST)		{{Ping\|Tracer}} The two categories "Hallucinogen" and "Psychedelic" seem very similar. What distinguishes them? And is there a need for both of them when they represent very similar concepts? There is also another category "Psychoactive substance". I believe categories should help readers to find other related articles not to make everything more complicated. -[[User:White\|White]] ([[User talk:White\|talk]]) 17:06, 3 June 2019 (CEST)

			{{Ping\|White}} "What distinguishes them?". “Hallucinogen” is a more generalized concept and includes “Deriliant”, “Dissociative” and “Psychedelic”. It's like "Depressant" common to "Opioid" and "Antipsychotic." According to the opinion is so more structured. --[[User:Tracer\|Tracer]] ([[User talk:Tracer\|talk]]) 3 June 2019 (CEST)