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Could this programmable matter approach allow for scientifically plausible shapeshifting?

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While I am aware that there have been a lot of posts about how shape-shifting could be possible, but I am asking if this type shape-shifting would work.

Okay so fair warning, physics isn't my strong suit so I may not be the most scientifically literate thing in the world and it involves a fair bit of quantum physics. So basically there is this device no bigger than a pocket watch that syncs the matter of user to itself and turns their entire atomic structure into programmable matter. It gets the energy to add mass by the superpositioned photons constantly gaining kinetic energy from the pull of a spinning black hole in a glass cage this energy is synced back to the specialized photonic battery of the device and allows the user to change their atomic structure to pre-programmed forms. So could this work? Why or why not? If not, is there another way this could work?

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