Is 24 basses too many? My problems with gear acquisition syndrome (GAS)

Here I explore my current collection of electric basses and ponder if I've overdone it. I think buying basses has become something of a sickness for me and I'm trying to come to terms with just how many basses I have and what sort of cash outlay they represent. I did this video in part just to have an accurate count and inventory of what I actually own. Here at the basses in order of appearance:

1)80's Status Graphite Series 3000 headless
2)90's Carvin LB75 fretted
3)90's Carvin LB57 fretless w Bartolini pickups & hard as nails
4)Warwick Corvette Proline 4 string
5)90's Yamaha BBG4 4 string bass
6)80's Yamaha Japan BB1100S 4 string bass
7)Fender Japan Geddy Lee Signature 4 string Jazz bass
8)Fender USA Highway One Jazz bass
9)Fender MIM Classic Series Rascal short scale bass
10)Fender Squier Vintage Modified Jazz bass
11)Sire Marcus Miller V7 4 string bass
12)80's Ibanez Japan Roadstar II RB760 4 string bass
13)80's Ibanez Japan Roadstar 2 RB850 4 string bass
14)80's Ibanez Japan Roadstar 2 RB850 4 string bass
15)MTD Kingston Artist 4 string bass
16)80's USA Peavey Dyna Bass LTD Limited 4 string
17)Peavey USA Cirrus 4 string fretless in Peacock Blue
18)Peavey USA Millennium Plus 5 string in Tiger Eye
19)Early G&L Tribute Series L-2000 4 string bass
20)Early G&L Tribute Series L-2500 5 string bass
21)Washburn SHB60 Stu Hamm The Hammer 4 string bass
22)Washburn SHB40 Stu Hamm The Hammer 4 string bass
23)Washburn SHB30 Stu Hamm The Hammer 4 string bass
24)1990 Phillip Kubicki Technology 4 string "Key" Factor bass