Psychologie système YPARCHO

March 11, 2026

Continuation of article L2-11

The Natural System constructs all its elements by obeying a stable and identical Logic and Natural Principles.

All its elements duplicate (reproduce).

Respect (faithful and perfect reproduction of the perceived element) for the logic and natural principles imposes equality between the element perceived by another element and the element that the perceiving element reproduces.

ELM1′ perceives ELM1′ and reproduces ELM1′ as ELM1′ such that:

ELM1′ = ELM1′.

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When the natural logic is that the Natural System S1U constructs ELM1′ by obeying its Logic and Principles, and that ELM1′ reproduces itself as ELM1′, then ELM1′ possesses the Logic and the Natural Principles.

Conversely, when an observer O observes the perfect identity ELM1′ = ELM1′, then they deduce precisely the presence of the Logic and the Natural Principles in both elements.

Then:

when the Logic and the Natural Principles are found in all elements, then the Logic and the Natural Principles are present in the Natural System.

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Importance of this:

When an element recognizes the presence of Logic and Natural Principles in all elements of its environment and recognizes itself as a reproduction of these elements, then it tacitly accepts the existence and presence within itself of Logic and Natural Principles.

It thus recognizes itself as a construct of the Natural System.

It thus recognizes itself as possessing a Reason for Existing that is the property of the Natural System.

It submits to and obeys Logic and Natural Principles.

It submits to and obeys its Reason for Existing.

Then its journey (AB) is pleasant.

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In all other cases,

then its journey (AB) is arduous.

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A precise understanding by human beings of the workings of the Natural System (their environment) goes hand in hand with their perfect submission and obedience to the logic and principles of the Natural System.

A refusal to submit and obey the logic and principles of nature is neither a choice nor a decision, but rather a consequence of, at best, their flawed understanding of how the Natural System works, and at worst, their ignorance of it.

These refusals to submit and obey form the framework that defines human psychological problems.

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