system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Are the stars we see at night mostly individual stars or galaxies?

And follow-up: If they are individual stars, why aren't they part of galaxies?
gpt
Majority of the stars we see are from our own milky way galaxy, the only non stars you can see with the naked eye is Andromeda, maybe a couple of satellite galaxies around us and obviously the planets too (edit: forgot about nebulas).

Other than that the light is far too weak for our eyes to make out.