I think you're again missing the point. What matters is not even the act of creating in this case. It's the notion of shared experience communicated [in a varie

I think you're again missing the point. What matters is not even the act of creating in this case. It's the notion of shared experience communicated [in a variety of forms] when we undeniably experience a range of emotions and states that can make us feel endlessly apart from anyone or anything else. It matters that another human was responsible for the creation. That's just to start.