Is this a cry for help?
Nobody has ever talked me into buying more knives than u/dualsportdork, but you don't actually need permission when new knife day comes.
What will happen when the edge hits the hollows is the knife will get (even) worse at cutting because the food will catch. There's nothing to stop you from thinning the blade until there are no more hollows and removing metal until you have a toothpick except your personal risk tolerance and loss of desire to see the experiment through.
Of course, if you do that much work, you're going to want to post the pictures on the Internet with extensive but entertaining descriptions of how your project went.
The singularity doesn't happen unless you melt an almost unthinkable number of bad knives together.