Psychologie système YPARCHO

October 29, 2024

ON THE MECHANISM OF UNDERSTANDING:

continued.

All the operating mechanisms of the elements of the natural system are LIMITED to THE LEVEL OF THEIR EXPECTED PERFORMANCE as determined by the natural system.

This makes combination machines limited according to the objective they must achieve.

All operating mechanisms are therefore built by BEING RESTRICTED.

This concerns the mechanism of understanding and this concerns human beings.

All human beings understand differently according to their individual objective imposed by the natural system.

– the important thing remains their profitability, which will be established by the natural system at point B (the point of withdrawal and dismantling).

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On the other hand, ALL ELEMENTS of the natural system have access to the instruction manual M.E., which is universal, exact knowledge.

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Yπ notes that it is therefore necessary to distinguish between:

– exact knowledge of the MODEL’s functions,

and

– absolute or total, exact knowledge.

The first is a constituent element of the second.

NO element of the natural system, apart from itself, possesses absolute, exact knowledge.

HUMAN BEINGS ARE TARGETED CONSTRUCTIONS.

Their comprehension mechanism allows them to obtain only useful and necessary results.

Yet they remain ultra-sophisticated combination-machines due to the level of their functions.

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The SPECIFICATIONS for this mechanism are simply established:

– To obtain accurate knowledge, the mechanism must function perfectly and at full capacity:

– This primarily requires a perfect supply of accurate data and perfect, constant maintenance.

Thus, at this operating level, the behavior of the machine-combination is called natural or perfect behavior.

All levels below this operating level result in the production of erroneous knowledge: the behavior of the machine-combination is said to be unnatural or imperfect.

The machine-combination then requires adjustments.

The origin and causes of the mechanism’s malfunction are numerous.