I'm not qualified to speak on behalf of the forum populace to say wither you're right or wrong on that, but... It's not really that abstract at all (which is a good thing, abstract means badly understood, is you can only teach a fool what you yourself understand). It is just written in a whimsical way. It's true, but it's like... Well, duh? Maybe if you don't sit down to appreciate reality very often, it could be the kind of thought that sideswipes you, but otherwise... It's just the way reality works. It's sor of a soft nihilism is pretty common - but for your sake and mine, I hope it only becomes moreso. People appreciate things differently than those who prefer to see things in a different frame-of-mind. But it takes all kinds to make the world we live in, heh. The only real argument that holds any bearing is that life also tends to progress itself in phases of every scope; going to work to get a paycheque, discovering compound molecules to get a PhD, grinding enemies to get exp, etc, are all solitary instances of existence but aren't solitary 'meanings' nor do they each define each other. We aren't stagnant plots on a timeline. Though it doesn't really hurt to understand things that way, it's sort of weird to focus on because you have to actively discredit how crazy huge things going on beyond our lives are that actually define it, and make what we each do independently possible. It's not wasted, because it's better someone understands it than no one, but it is a stepping stone on one of the craziest staircases ever conceived. So really, it's definitely an interesting subject and a good thought on the matter, but rather easier extracted to a literal sense. I would think that nearly everybody I interact with on a daily basis could grasp it, were it presented in Cellar's words. Part of what's really great about talking about these topics is that some people are more adept in communication than others. So, the same old ideas can be expressed in better ways, that can lead more to understand and even further the thinking itself to many. It's an art to appreciate. I also know that she(?) meant in relation to meeting people, but I would infer it just as a method of explaining.