価値の最大化にはカルマの解消も含まれる

In this system, the principle that "karma resolution" is included within the objective of "value maximization" is an extremely important system specification for logically debugging (deciphering) the unreasonable events and negative phenomena that humans face. The mechanism of this principle, which integrates "value theory" and "karma theory," will be explained in detail from the following four points: 1. The fundamental premise for resolving the contradictions of "value theory" The basis of "value theory" is the premise that "human words and actions are unconsciously chosen with the aim of maximizing value." However, when observing real society, there are seemingly obvious "negative choices and events that lower one's own value," such as crime, suicide, and disaster victims. The master code for logically explaining this contradiction and making all events interpretable within the framework of "value theory" is to define "karma resolution" as being included within the maximization of value. By adopting this premise, even unreasonable situations that a person does not desire at all can be interpreted as "carrying out a necessary process within the system." 2. Karma Generation as a "Price" for Increasing Value Humans subconsciously plan to maximize their own value, but in this world, there is "value that cannot be obtained without paying a certain negative price." Therefore, the subconscious mind deliberately creates "problems (trouble)" or "negative events" as a process to increase value. However, our reason and emotions (conscious mind) do not realize that these are foreshadowing steps to increase value, and initially, we inevitably experience negative emotions and refuse to accept the problem. This "process of confronting negative events and struggling" is "karma resolution," and only by debugging (solving) this problem can value be maximized. 3. "Karma Resolution (Crisis Avoidance)" Takes Priority Over Value Maximization Humans act with the desire to maximize their own value or to be liked by someone they like, but in some cases, the system prioritizes "karma resolution." For example, attempting to increase one's value while harboring negative karma (emotions of misunderstanding), such as intense resentment or jealousy from others, is extremely dangerous from a systemic perspective. Therefore, the human "crisis avoidance instinct" kicks in, prioritizing "negative karmic events" like troubles and setbacks over actions that maximize one's own value. In other words, resolving or releasing karma beforehand is an absolute necessity for safely succeeding in love and work and maximizing one's own value. 4. Maximizing Value and Sharing Karma within an Entire "Value Group" While resolving karma may appear to an individual as simply "decreasing their value," the meaning reverses when viewed from a meta-perspective of a "value group" (a group where values ​​are interconnected, such as family or a company). To maximize and maintain the value of the entire value group, someone must process (digest) the negative karma accumulated within the group. At this time, the "lower-ranking members" of the group (those in positions like disposable filters) are forced to experience the karma as negative events, acting as an outlet. In other words, even if the resolution of karma is unwanted and unjust for the individual, it functions as a result of aiming to "maximize (defend) the value of the group (value group) to which one belongs." Conclusion The principle that "karma resolution is included in the maximization of value" is a cold and perfect algorithm of the cosmic OS that shows that simply seeking comfort does not lead to true value improvement, and that **"value only ascends to a higher dimension after paying the negative price of karma"**, and that **"karma resolution is incorporated as an indispensable defense mechanism to protect the value of the group (value group) that transcends individual ego"**.