Karl-Heinz Hermsch

Midpoint of the psyche Karl-Heinz Hermsch

In order to create something, to do something, to act, etc., you need an aim and the structure to achieve it. This is carried out by the respective neural network in the human being that is present or is formed cognitively or intuitively and what I call the Midpoint.
Depending on the aim, it can adapt or be recreated.

In order to perform it, a mechanic is activated that temporarily reduces the value of what does not match the target. This is what I call the Midpoint-mechanic.
This should be immediately apparent; because if everything continued to be the same, it would be harder to adapt or develop specifically for a new aim.

This is how all human behavior works!

Why has hardly anyone seen this so far?Because sovereign developing and acting aims don't go with the belief in free will and the point of view that one has control over one's psyche. (So that's how it's locked out via the midpoint mechanic). And that one believes to live in parallel in a meta-physical world, which leads to a blind feeling. This is fuelled by science-detached people.
If you don't understand that people are guided by aims, you can't recognize the midpoint-mechanism either!
And you will never be able to fully understand yourself.
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