Psychologie système YPARCHO

In the universal design of « combination machines, » exact knowledge is the essential fluid required for natural operation.

In the ABSENCE of this fluid—EXACT KNOWLEDGE—which enables perfect operation, or if it is replaced (for example, by erroneous knowledge), the combination machine ceases to function or malfunctions: IT IS OUT OF ADJUSTMENT.

(See details in the various articles within books L1 through L8 of the Yparcho system.)

Exact knowledge is essential for the perfect functioning of the information circulation circuit integrated into the combination machine, which operates in the following directions:

1- Natural System to combination machine. This is the outward flow.

2- Combination machine to Natural System. This is the return flow.

Perfect functioning of the information circulation circuit is essential for perfect cooperation between the Natural System and the combination machine, ensuring the success of their shared objective.

The mechanism that produces exact knowledge is called the mechanism of understanding.

The key to the perfect functioning of human mechanisms is, therefore, the perfect functioning of the mechanism of understanding.

For the human being’s journey (AB) to be pleasant, all these mechanisms must function perfectly—above all, the mechanism of understanding.

Failure to activate or the malfunction of the mechanism of understanding inevitably leads to a painful journey (AB) for the human being.

A human being who is « out of adjustment » is one whose mechanisms are malfunctioning or are not (or are no longer) activated. A human being who has become maladjusted imposes a requirement—upon both the environment and themselves—to be readjusted.

Observing one or more maladjusted mechanisms in a human being creates an obligation—a compulsion—for both the environment and that individual to readjust the mechanisms in question.

True knowledge consists of understanding the Logic of the Natural System and its Principles.

It is the understanding of the perfect functioning of the Natural System, its combination-machines, and the human being.

It is the experience of the journey (AB)—whether arduous or pleasant—that determines whether the knowledge held is erroneous or accurate.

An absence of psychological problems indicates a pleasant journey (AB).

The presence of psychological problems indicates an arduous journey (AB).

Here is the simplified diagram:

The Natural System introduces a combination-machine—such as a human being—into the host system; this machine produces accurate knowledge —–> the human being becomes maladjusted and begins producing erroneous knowledge —–> the human being’s journey (AB), previously pleasant, becomes arduous —–> the trajectory the human being was perfectly following within the Natural System becomes imperfect —–> the Natural System signals this through distressing cues (unpleasant emotions or sensations): these are psychological problems —–> for the human being’s journey (AB) to become pleasant again, the individual must be readjusted using means derived from the Natural System.

The human being’s reactions to these Natural System-derived adjustments will determine the level of coercion required to achieve the outcome intended and expected by the Natural System.

There is no other perfect natural model. All other schemas stem from human hallucination and are therefore erroneous.