Only countably many of those subsets can be distinguished from other ones. So "anything I could ever imagine caring about" is surely still a countable set.
I think the argument you are trying to make rests on a pretty serious fallacy generalizing "I care about some subsets of natural numbers" (and maybe " I care about subsets of natural numbers, in general") to "I care about all subsets of natural numbers, including undefinable ones".
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Only countably many of those subsets can be distinguished from other ones. So "anything I could ever imagine caring about" is surely still a countable set.
I think the argument you are trying to make rests on a pretty serious fallacy generalizing "I care about some subsets of natural numbers" (and maybe " I care about subsets of natural numbers, in general") to "I care about all subsets of natural numbers, including undefinable ones".