In my opinion too much information can be the lead into having an overthinking mind from the want to learn the curiousness they ask for themselves but it can had many effects on the mental health or the health of one human being, not too much and not less much is the reason why we know everything but still had something to miss for.
A different categories from choosing a topic that can be the everything to that person who rarely see everything is the reason why there is many so called intelligent in the world because having too know too much will not be an answer to the consequences of disasters in every aspect of one topic and for knowing everything might caused even death itself from the truth.
“There is the evidence” (data, information) “and then there is the interpretation” (frame, narrative, hypothesis, model, theory) “of that evidence” (Bob 39).
And what we count as evidence — where we focus our search — and what is most available to us — is influenced by our (and others’) current interpretations/presuppositions.
If we don’t learn how to test our/others’ assumptions, we could rule out data from consideration, or frame it in a way that doesn’t fully grasp it.
Omniscience is about more than full access to every bit of information.
Some information can only be fully accessed after it has been incorporated into our willful actions.
Only the one who subsumes all change has demonstrated their essence—the true interpretation.