Computronium Bell-curve Theory  Support for this theory comes
from the observation that entities of intermediate toposophic
levels that are created whole-cloth by higher toposophic
entities (who presumably have access to more advanced and
greatly miniaturized tech that even a sophant of the level ey
are creating might not be able to work with effectively, as few
baseline bionts are able to easily get eir minds around the full
intricacies of eir own biology), usually have more compact
substrates and use less computronium (volume-wise) than entities
of the same toposophic level who initially ascended from lower
levels.  According to this theory, the star-spanning archailects
occupying Jupiter or Dyson-sized nodes represent the middle of
the scale (the "top" of the bell-shaped curve where the volume
of computronium required is greatest, but the toposophic level
actually intermediate), with still higher-toposophic entities
(who if the theory is correct have access to fabled planckscale
technology) occupying progr