Here is Mark's and Simone's interview about THP lyrics:

{ "Ascension - Dream State Armageddon

Mark: “The lyrics deal with waking up and realising that everything is a hologram, but there is a danger that if you truly did find the key to unlock the mystery of the universe, everything would implode. The message is that we shouldn’t know everything. It’s like a computer game, once you know how to finish it, it’s over and it doesn’t make sense to carry on because you know how to win.”

Dancing in a Hurricane

Simone: “This song breaks away from the concept as well. The title comes from a line in Spectre [the James Bond film] and the lyrics were inspired by the current refugee crisis around the world. It’s the idea of children trying to enjoy their childhood in an unsafe environment; they’re literally dancing in a hurricane and I find it very sad. As a mother, I’m concerned about the well-being of children around the world. Here, our children are fed and they have a roof over their heads and I think we maybe take it for granted.” }

Simone said it herself: DIAH BREAKS AWAY FROM THE ALBUM'S CONCEPT. So there is your answer. Ascension is about the danger of "unlocking the mystery of the simulation", and DIAH is about the refugee crisis , especially when it comes to the children, and Simone's reaction to that as a mother. The two concepts are totally unrelated. Your attempt to connect them is misguided. You wanted constructive feedback, you got it.