Before going into this topic, I sincerely look forward to Dingo's
soon to be released journal and research. I will be the first in line
to buy one and hope that it will be autographed by the author.

Calabi-Yau... as The Logos so succinctly put it, is the 'shape' of
our world. Such a simple sounding phrase for an extremly complex
topic. After much research, I have come to the following conclusion....
It seems that a C-Y space is unrealizable with our limited visual skills.
It exists in a state of multiple dimensions that have been compacted
into one another. This would lead me to believe that no matter what
the outcome of any postulations, theories, or research, we can never
really 'perceive' the 'true' shape of our world. The C-Y spaces are
not only multi-dimensional but are also interconnected by these bridges
which I will call 'strings' because they contain multiple dimensions
themselves. The C-Y spaces can be crossed when a catastrophic event
occurs. One such occurrence was the collision of Abbadon and its
subsequent blotting out of our existence. Many died and the world was
transformed. When a large enough event occurs the C-Y spaces 'merge'
to form a 'super-structure'. This explains why new lands seem to appear
even in lands that are well-traveled.

As for the shape of the world....

Your Humble Servant,
Urlotus Lucoster

Penned by my hand on the 1st of Lupar, in the year 245 AF.