This progression of form appears to indicate a situation where tighter spirals, and higher-order multiple spirals, involve higher energies. The greater numbers of calculation cycles, or iterations, required to resolve a particular feature, or form, reflects the greater difficulty of manifesting this form. This is directly related to the energy expended in creating, or expressing, particular forms. Features requiring a lot of effort to resolve may represent those forms which are less probable, in terms of quantum probabilities. As stated before, energy likes to follow the path of least resistance, and form likes to assume configurations which allow it to exist in the lowest energy state possible.
Forms requiring a higher energy to realize are less likely to manifest.
Correspondingly, those features which require less calculation to resolve than their neighbors may indicate that those forms have a higher probability of manifestation. However, only some of the objects on the periphery of the Set are intersected by the energy-exchange bands, and many of these somewhat obliquely. Those circular objects which are touched by the bands exhibit shapes which strongly suggest the fission of atomic nuclei. In some areas, these plumes intersect some of the smaller circular objects, appearing to split them as the Butterfly Wings do with some of the larger particles. Continuing the metaphor would suggest that the plumes are also pathways for energy exchanges involving the circular objects which they emanate from or touch.