May 30, 2024
A LOOK BACK AT THE CONDITION OF HUMAN BEINGS.
The natural system constructs combination machines defined by the following characteristics:
– Their building elements are common to the building elements of the host system.
– These constructions are designed to perform functions for the benefit of the natural system.
– These constructions have an OBJECTIVE to achieve between their point A and their point B: THIS OBJECTIVE does not belong to the natural system.
Taken together, these characteristics are called CONDITION.
The NATURAL SYSTEM constructs its combination machines permanently, without the combination machine ever being able to change its CONDITION once introduced into the host system.
The NATURAL SYSTEM thus constructs human beings as ultra-sophisticated combination-machines.
And so, once introduced into the host system at point A, human beings retain their CONDITIONS as ultra-sophisticated combination-machines until their withdrawal from the host system at point B.
These three inescapable characteristics allow the combination-machine to claim to exist and be present in the natural system.
EXISTENCE and PRESENCE are therefore STATES OF FACT that characterize the combination-machine.
These characteristics in no way authorize the combination-machine to have any rights, claims, or demands against anyone or anything.
PRINCIPLE OF THE NATURAL SYSTEM:
The condition no longer changes between point A and point B.
WHAT HAPPENS TO HUMAN BEINGS:
In previous articles, the Yparcho system studied the reasons why human beings change systems: humans reject the natural system and integrate another system, the virtual system, which they will then use for their own purposes. This is the anthropocentric system.
If the combination machines, and therefore human beings, by natural principle, maintain the same condition throughout the journey, then an explanation must be found for the unnatural attitudes and behaviors of human beings.
What happens to human beings?
The Yparcho system previously explained the constitution of the virtual system: it is nothing but a HALLUCINATION.
A HALLUCINATION is defined as an imaginary situation, that is to say, one whose origin lies in the mechanism of the human imagination: the result produced by this mechanism is called an ILLUSION.
This illusion allows human beings, and only human beings, to change the condition of their natural constitution.
This imaginary modification of their condition translates into changes in their attitudes and behaviors.
The difference between the attitudes and behaviors IMPOSED BY THEIR NATURAL CONDITION, and the attitudes and behaviors BORN FROM THEIR ILLUSION, is one of the causes of their PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS.
THE ARTICLE IS: to be continued…
Psychologie système YPARCHO 
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