Try to count trees from the perspective of the sun, or from the perspective of an electron. Trees are made up of billions of atoms, in extremely differing conf

Try to count trees from the perspective of the sun, or from the perspective of an electron. Trees are made up of billions of atoms, in extremely differing configurations, which can only be appreciated by machinery that is able to abstract it into the concept of a tree. To the rest of the universe it's just a bunch of atoms, with no clearly defined boundary. So, counting is not necessarily a fundamental thing either. At least, according to how I like to interpret things :)