Answer
Too many states cause unnecessary re-renders, tightly coupled logic, and reduced component reusability.
Quick Answer
Too many useState calls in one component usually mean the component does too many things. Each state update re-renders the entire component. Hard to reason about which state drives which behavior. Split into smaller components, group related state with useReducer, or move derived values to useMemo instead of storing them as separate state.
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