Psychologie système YPARCHO

October 15, 2024

ON THE PLEASANT IDEA OF CHOICE: VARIOUS DEFINITIONS.

Decision.

Choice.

State of affairs.

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The combination-machine naturally moves towards the perfect trajectory.

This is a decision of the natural system:

– it is an aspect of the reason for the existence of this combination-machine.

This decision is characterized by a path, that is to say, by a movement from one point of the host system to another point.

This path will avoid obstacles that deviate from its perfect direction: this is the NATURAL PRINCIPLE OF DECISION.

The choice of the natural direction belongs exclusively to the natural system. This is achieved through the communication circuit (see articles dealing with the binomial).

This choice is also called a « decision. »

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The current situation is an unavoidable obstacle that will either impose the trajectory on the combination-machine or not, without any other alternative from the natural system.

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The rules are as follows:

– when the natural system perfectly controls its combination-machine, the choice is always perfect.

Conversely:

– a perfect trajectory is the result of perfect choices, therefore of perfect control of the combination-machine by the natural system, and thus of perfect FUNCTIONING of the combination-machine.

On the other hand:

– when the natural system imperfectly controls its combination-machine, the choices are always imperfect.

And conversely:

– An imperfect trajectory is the result of imperfect choices, therefore of imperfect control of the combination-machine by the natural system, and thus of an imperfect FUNCTIONING of the combination-machine. The latter malfunctions.

All this without the combination-machine ever intervening in the directions of its trajectory.

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Naturally, the idea of ​​choice exists and belongs exclusively to the natural system.

The anthropocentric system provides human beings, through hallucination, with the illusion of the opposite.

(See: the consequences of illusions have been addressed in previous books).