Editing Talk:2666: Universe Price Tiers

To extend an idea mentioned above by "Ragbrat",stating the number of angels that can occupy a volume implies they are fermionic.  The fact that there are 6 types (choirs, ranks, species, whatever ...) of them hints at a possible symmetry similar to that found in quarks and leptons and raises the question whether angels might be elementary.  That seems unlikely, though, since reports of observation of their interactions indicate a complexity difficult to imagine in an elementary particle.  Odds are they are composite particles.  There have been enough reports concerning angels to be confident that they are macroscopic.  That, in turn, implies that their binding energy does not owe to strong, electromagnetic, weak, or gravitational interactions; they are bound tightly enough to retain an identity even in a fairly strong gravitational field - or to their being from another universe in which values of h and other fundamental constants are different from those in our own universe.  Of course, they could also be composite, de-facto fermionic quasiparticles, in which what appears to be a particle is a process in equilibrium.  People are quasiparticles of this kind, since it takes 1E-10 sec or so for an oxygen molecule to form a chemical bond to atoms which are clearly part of the body and a typical human body needs more than 2E10 oxygen atoms/sec in order to work.  People are also effectively fermionic, although what actually holds their shape is an indirect expression of electrons' fermionic nature and electrical charge - electrons are in discrete states, which means how they repel other electrons depends on what state they're in.  So maybe angels are some kind of people from another dimension or something. {{unsigned|Adeblanc|22:28, 3 February 2023}}