Fields and Quantum scale

Purists on fields do not believe the world is made of the same substance, just phase. But it is a matter of scale. We normalize charge to the atom, but the gluons and quarks ave about 10,000 or more times the phase embedded within those huge masses. The electron is way down the scale, and gravity is a millions times lower than that when is comes to phase density. It is not destabilizing for phase values from gravity to pass right thru the proton, and it is not destabilizing to pack electron phase into quarks. Those relative phase densities are way below anything that would destabilize. The quantum orders are that way for one reason, the packings that weren't way different in scale have long gone, they weren't stabile. That scale guarantees a right angle for EM propagation over long distances, and even that angle is not perfect. The opposite is much harder to work, the idea that the vacuum can support four or more field functions is absurd.