Psychologie système YPARCHO

The perfect functioning of the combination-machine mechanisms is not a right for the combination-machine:

the idea of ​​a RIGHT does not, naturally, exist in the Natural System.

It is an unnatural idea belonging to the anthropocentric system, which is a virtual system (a hallucination created by the combination-machine).

The perfect functioning of the combination-machine mechanisms is an instruction, a constraint, and a natural obligation to which the combination-machines must submit and obey.

Adherence to conditions ===> pleasant journey.

Non-adherence to conditions ===> arduous journey.

A pleasant or arduous journey is a consequence of these conditions, and is neither a goal nor a right for the combination-machines.

Human beings are introduced into the Host System only under conditions set forth by the Natural System (instructions).

For human beings, therefore, living is never a right, but merely an obligation composed of constraints and instructions, with the Natural System as the beneficiary-owner.

Because human beings are ultra-sophisticated combination-machines, their lives are very complicated and very difficult.

The pursuit of perfection is constant in the functioning of their mechanisms.

Their failure to achieve a perfect life trajectory corresponds, ultimately, to a failure in their design and construction—a failure borne by their designing system, the Natural System.