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This theory not only explains how the Endless survived Halo, but offers insight into what the Halo Effect actually is. The theorized flaw that every Ring has rewrites our assumptions of Halo itself, killing two birds with one stone.

Keep in mind, this is also compatible with other theories as well, such as the halo echo theory, or the Endless being decedents of precursors.
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Also, to clarify why I don't think the Endless are simply missing a nervous system:

- This doesn't explain why they're called Endless
- Means they couldn't be infected by the flood (so forerunners couldn't be scared of the flood infecting an immortal being)
- Forerunners should immediately understand that, if they're lacking a nervous system, that's how they survived. Talk of the engineers being busy and running tests to "learn their secrets" would be irrelevant
- "They don't have a nervous system" is such a weak cliffhanger plot point that resting the entire Halo story on such a minuscule detail seems unlikely, as it has 0 implications. Being immortal seems to align far better with the over-arching forerunner story of the Mantle, and explains almost all of the dialogue revolving around the Endless
- Being scared of something that lives forever seems more likely than being scare of an octopus, especially when they're witnesses to your galaxy-wide genocide and can tell the future generations about the atrocities

rant over 😋

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