noun coined here
re·pro·gram·i·fi·CA·tion
The doctrine that any settled thing — a habit, a belief, an institution, a culture — is a codebase awaiting a patch.
Every self-help shelf in the airport preaches reprogramification.
Etymologyreprogram + -ification. Reprogram is already a verb and reprogramming holds the plain nominalisation.
NoteFor an ordinary mind ordinarily being rewired, use reprogramming. This earns its keep only on the doctrinal reading.
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