Any tips on how to dea with learning when there is just too much stuff available? I find it impossible to prioritize, and end up going only very shallow before another interesting thing pops up.

I'm studying economics and have no trouble at all doing my coursework, but even just in that field there is so much depth that once course just barely scractches the surface. Then there is programming, crypto, history, just too many things I want to learn more about to understand the world better. But I feel like I'm just grasping one fact here and other there without ever getting any depth in anything.

Also it doesn't help that I get very frustrated if I dont understand something 100%, but obviously no matter what you are trying to learn there will be some things that you cannot fully grasp if you don't know x, but to know x you got to know y and so on, but there is no linear path of learning that would teach you all these things in order, in fact there really is no clear path to learn things. Sometimes I feel like I should have a degree in math, history, cs, physics and fuck knows what else to fully appreciate the complexities of modern existence.