Information supply, of the combination machine
Here is an example of a detailed analysis of a situation that allows access to an aspect of the Logic and Principles of the Natural System and which, at the same time, allows us to update a perspective on the behavior of a combination machine (in our case, the human being).
In the language of French and Greek human beings, there is an expression, « il faut » in French and « πρέπει » in Greek.
This expression is absent from the vast majority of major official languages of countries.
The following three verbs are found in all countries, including France and Greece:
To have to, to want, and to be able to.
On the French words for <l’avenir > and the Future.
In the Yparcho system, the Future in its broadest sense, as it corresponds to the idea expressed in all the world’s languages, is divided between two pleasing ideas:
– the idea of <l’avenir >, that is, the part of the Natural System that exists but is not yet present with the combination machines that are present.
This idea of < l’avenir> characterizes the idea of the combination machines belonging to the Natural System as well as the idea of their evolution within the Natural System.
– The second idea, the idea of the Future, in the strict sense, that is, in the sense of the Yparcho System, is the part of the Void System that does not exist and is not present. This idea of the Future is not characterized by belonging to the Natural System, but is defined by an « alien » characteristic (i.e., non-belonging to a System that is not the Natural System).
The idea of the Future does not concern combination machines but concerns human beings, through the functions that characterize their design and construction of ultra-sophisticated combination machines.
To summarize:
– <l’avenir > is an existing element of the Natural System, in which combination machines are not present at the present moment.
-The Future is a non-existent element of the second system, Nothingness, with respect to the logic and principles of the Natural System, in which combination machines are neither present nor existing.
< l’avenir> belongs to the Natural System.
The Future belongs to the Nothingness System.
Articles from the Yparcho system deal with the construction and constitution of the Future.
Considering the qualities of designer and builder, intelligence, stability, coherence, reliability, regularity, etc., of the Natural System, its logic and principles,
considering that all its designs and constructions are endowed with a reason for existing and being present,
the natural direction of the transmission of instructions is as follows:
1- Natural System: the giver of the order —–> 2- combination machine: the obeyer.
In human language, regardless of the language, the giver of the order is « It. »
The information transmitted is « IT MUST. »
The recipient of the information is:
« THAT » the machine combination…
Or more simply:
« THAT » I…
In this natural flow, the correct information circulates as follows:
IT MUST…
Expressions common to all world languages are:
I must…
I want…
I can…
This suggests that the giver of the order is « I » and no longer « IT. »
The meaning is reversed.
1- I establish myself as the giver of the order —> 2- IT (the natural system) becomes the one ordered, the one obeyed.
This is no longer the natural flow of information and instructions, but rather the unnatural flow that gives rise to the Virtual System, its Logic, and its Principles within which human beings evolve.
The French expression « il faut » and the Greek expression « πρέπει » (same meaning) appear as mysterious survivors from a distant, unexplained era.
This idea is further confirmed by the linguistic exception of the two French words « l’avenir » and « Future, » which designate two different ideas, but which today appear as the same idea.
A basic application of this article allows us to quickly uncover the unnatural behaviors of human beings who overuse and abuse the verbs « to want, » « to have to, » and « to be able to. »
This article also provides logical proof of human dysfunctions and the necessity of making essential corrections and adjustments to them.
Psychologie système YPARCHO 
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