Psychologie système YPARCHO

Regardless of the definitions humans assign to the Natural System,

the human being is a construct of the Natural System, driven by specific motives:

out of necessity and utility—to meet its own needs—the Natural System designs and builds machines known as « combination machines » (or « suit machines »). These are deemed « perfect » when introduced into the host system; they evolve within that System from an entry point (A) to an exit point (B), and the Natural System remains their absolute owner.

However, these combination machines eventually fall out of adjustment, requiring the Natural System to constantly recalibrate them so they can perform their functions perfectly.

Human beings are ultra-sophisticated combination machines that require perfect, continuous adjustment.

No matter where we look, we will never find any other explanation for the existence and presence of human beings within the Natural System.

The sooner we understand this, the more pleasant our (A-B) journey will be—and the longer that pleasantness will last.

The longer it takes us to understand this, the more arduous our (A-B) journey will be—and the longer that hardship will endure.

Psychological problems are the result of an arduous (A-B) journey.