hixidom, i agree with your point, however... the remaining issue, and in my view also the fundamental one, is regarding the subjectively perceived nature of external reality which seems to us commonly as absolute and separated/ independent of the  observer. If we agree that this perception/belief is actually illusory... then reality as we know it looses its grounding center ( metaphorically speaking )... there is nothing anymore which is absolutely true ( out the window go Judeo-Christian religions , racism, most of politics, as well as dogma and morality ). All differences, hierarchies and scales become products of our own mind and imagination ( narratives, if you will ) rather then "things out there in external reality". Last but not least, the concept of the "I" will have to be revisited and radically change.

So subjectivity is fine... the contents of it however is what put to question.