There is too much everything

There are too many numbers. There are too many universes. Too much space. Too many galaxies. Too many solar systems. Too many planets, cells, atoms, and subatomic particles. Too many rules in physics. Too many days my back hurts. Too many people who are happy. Too many days where I'm sad and wonder why I'm not like the people who have too much positivity in their lives.
There is too much matter in our universe. Where is the antimatter? Show me the antimatter. And what about dark matter? There is way too much of that. Too many known unknowns, and who knows how many unknown unknowns.
There are too many things to learn or know. There is just too much everything and life is too short to absorb much of any of it. It is overwhelming.
There is too much and I've had enough.

>>5
No. There is one thing, and your perception of separate objects / thoughts is simply a consequence of your specific size, biological makeup, and location (Earth). Let's be real.

>>13
Nope. Your perception is a function of language and language can only be used while we are all in agreement that it is viable to pretend there are separate objects separated by, um, space. Thus, the use of any specific word doesn't prove a thing about reality. This language-based delusion is necessary for now, but there is no need to pretend it is more than an illusion.

Imagine if you were only on planck length long. Would you still be thinking there are separate objects / concepts / etc.? The answer is "noa."

The human brain is like an eeling cage lowered into a fast-flowing river. Except that the river is Everything, including the cage. Only a fool would think that the flowing water held in the cage for an instant is somehow a separate body of water than the rest of the river. Are you a fool, RedCream?