Psychologie système YPARCHO

Note 5. Psychology.

Continued from Note 4.

The Regulator, in a natural situation, plays a very active, that is to say, very dynamic role (using the natural force of expansion: see the articles related in the « Yparcho System ») in adjusting the malfunctioning machine-combination.

In a natural situation:

The Regulator is not in a passive position, waiting for the malfunctioning machine-combination to adjust itself.

The Regulator is proactive because it holds the solution for the adjustments:

This solution must be implemented.

Implementation requires the cooperation of the malfunctioning machine-combination in the adjustment process.

When the Regulator is in a passive position, that is to say, waiting for the malfunctioning machine-combination to adjust itself, the situation is unnatural.

This reveals that the system used by the Regulator is flawed.

Note 6 concerns the steps to be followed by the Psychologists to validate the following coincidence, the following equality:

Psychologist = Regulator.

This fundamental equality is a bridge between our two systems, uniting them:

the Natural System or Real System

and

the Virtual System or Anthropocentric System.

This equality is only true when a human being is simultaneously present in both systems.

This equality allows a single human being to claim both titles, which are defined as follows:

The Psychologist is present in the Virtual System.

The Regulator is present in the Natural System.

The Regulator transforms into a Psychologist to remove a human being from the Virtual System and then becomes a Regulator again to bring that human being back into the Natural System.

Note 6. Psychology.

Returning to note #1.

All human beings are exclusively at the service of the Natural System, to the exclusion of any other recipient, including themselves.

When they deviate from this course of action, the Natural System corrects them until they return to their natural (perfect) trajectory.

The Regulator is at the service of the Natural System, and all their actions (adjusting deviating human beings) are intended to succeed for the benefit of the Natural System. The Regulator is naturally bound to successfully perform their function:

the Natural System will signal their failures.

In the natural situation: whatever the degree of evolution of human beings during their journey (AB), all their actions are subject to and obey the logic and principles of the Natural System.

The meaning of these actions is invariably singular:

Actions of combining machines —> for the Natural System.

Therefore, the Regulator NEVER acts in favor of disordered human beings nor does it act under the orders of disordered human beings.