Psychologie système YPARCHO

November 27, 2024

On the respective and simultaneous attempts at merging of the two entities E¹ and E², and their consequences for both entities.

The two entities, E¹ and E², must merge with each other: this successful merger will recreate entity E°.

But this final merger does not happen simply and immediately. It ultimately occurs after an infinite number of unsuccessful attempts:

E¹ tries to merge with E², but these attempts fail.

E² then tries to merge with E¹, but these attempts also fail.

These attempts, followed by these failures, affect both the entity trying to merge and the entity being merged.

For example:

When entity E² initiates a merger attempt with entity E¹, this attempt will deform entity E¹ both externally and internally. All or part of the elements constituting entity E¹ will be subjected to this deformation, which is called DEFORMABILITY.

In our example, Yπ will refer to the deformability of E¹.

The term used for the deformed ELM elements of E¹ will be « PERTURBATION. »

The elements of E¹ will undergo a perturbation.

This is the NATURAL PRINCIPLE, P.u. From:

Attempted fusion —>Failure of the attempt —>Deformability —>Perturbations

This results in the misalignment of the entity’s elements during their evolution along their segment (AB).

Faced with this failure, the perturbed entity absorbs the effects that the attempted fusion produced on it.

High hypothesis, H.h.:

– After absorption, the entity returns to its original shape, all traces of deformability having disappeared.

Low hypothesis, H.b.:

– After the attempted fusion, both entities retain the traces of deformability resulting from the attempted fusion: they, as well as their elements, will remain deformed.

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Regarding entity E¹, and its elements such as the human being, disturbances will result in disruptions to some of its operating mechanisms, leading to a deviation in the human trajectory that will move it away from its target and will impose an immediate reaction on the natural system that guides it, in the form of corrections applied to the human being and its trajectory.

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IN SUMMARY:

The human being is a construct of the natural system, which integrates it into the host system to reach a target.

During its journey, the human being moves along a TRAJECTORY that goes from point A to the target.

Due to the deformability of the two entities, E¹ and E², which constantly produces disturbances on each respective system,

THIS TRAJECTORY is regularly deviated.

These deviations are explained by the malfunctions experienced by certain mechanisms within the human being.

In the human frame of reference (called by Yπ, « human base » or Iª base), these malfunctions are termed PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS.

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IN THE Yπ APPLICATION

By applying this natural principle Yπ of deformability, we can thus redefine what exactly constitutes the psychological problems of human beings:

The consequences, the effects, on them, of the DISTURBANCES ABSORBED by the HOSTING SYSTEM in which they evolve.

At no point during their evolutionary journey (AB) are human beings:

The origin of their psychological problems, whether these stem from elements in their environment or from themselves,

– owners of their psychological problems,

– responsible for their psychological problems,

At no point:

do they have the slightest decision-making power over said psychological problems,

Do they have any initiative over said psychological problems.

Therefore, the resolution of human psychological problems is initiated by the natural system and nothing else.

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