Hey folks.

Hey folks. So I spent the last few days hacking together a theory on Shaper biology and XM behavior. Its enclosed in the google doc below. I'd really appreciate thoughts. TLDR:  The Shapers are made of XM, and are an emergent result of the high concentrations of XM in higher dimensional space. They exist in six string dimensions “above” 4D space. XM exists in this space, and only appears as it briefly intersects the axes of 4D. The “patterns” of humans exist in the 6D realm too, discrete from shapers. Jarvis is a hybrid of his human pattern and the shaper mind collective. XM signals are both telecommunications from shapers and “visual” data of the Shapers- perhaps even fragments of them. Green data may be lexical data. White XM may be lexical noise. Blue is quieter garbled noise, to the point of destructive interference. Shapers can be damaged.  Shapers are not omniscient or omnipotent. No theories on Chaotic Matter yet.
Remaining questions include: How does Chaotic Matter fit into this model? Does it invalidate it?
If Shapers are XM, are all instances of XM shaper "shards"?
Can we detect high and low energy XM?
Does XM have conservation of energy?
How does energy in the shaper dimensions work?
Do shapers experience time? If so, why don't they decay? Are they really immortal, or is Jarvis BSing us?
If they do not decay, what makes low-energy XM structures so durable?
Hyperthreading?
Is dismissing space magic a good idea? Was what Jarvis said about Clarke's third law true?

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