That's not what I'm saying. If you're vague enough you can group everything together but that huge number that you would have is just a symbol for the connecting relationship between the things being grouped. If you have a plum and an apple than yes you have two fruits but if you just tell somebody you have two fruits and they know you only own plums and apples then they are just as likely to assume you have two plums or two apples. So if you say you have one of each then you are obviously more accurate. You're aware that occupying different space means different time so one plum is always going to be older and so they are different. I'm only warning that it is dangerous to group things together without acknowledging first their differences. So one apple + one plum doesn't = 2 apples or 2 plums but two fruits. Yes 3 quantum identical plums + 3 more + 3 more = 9 quantum identical plums but what if 3 of them were apples. Then something needs redefined. I'm only saying math relies entirely on the object or subject it's describing. What the heck does E=mc2 mean if you don't attach it to something that exists. So really I was just agreeing with you and trying to put what you were saying in laymans terms. And failing miserably.
By the way here's a version of genesis you might enjoy:
http://www.annex.com/glopez/bookof.htm