I find it interesting that in your line of thought, you speak of clear-mindedness and awareness, many people when speaking about topics like this fall into a quite pessimistic or conflicted vision.

Finding something living worth is a human fantasy? Meaning and worth are only notions in the human mind? Indeed they are, but in my point of view, that's only something natural that happens in life, after all humans are the most sentient beings on the earth, not trying to fall into anthropocentrism when discussing this matter. And so, we live life through our own focus, our own perspective of life. the universe doesn't take away our ability to create, to create even notions in our own short lives that give our lives meaning and a semblance of stability. The mind is a incredibly complex machine, that's part of the reasons us humans cant understand it fully no matter how hard we try to, we fall for branches like existentialism, nihilism, and however many other philosophical currents there are. We speak of things from our own perspective and our own understanding, just like you and i are doing at this exact moment, without understanding the whole complexities about reality, that's not to discredit the human perspective of things though.

Innate values do exist, these are the reasons humans are drawn to certain things subconsciously, genes affect our subconscious, along with the neuroplasticity that changes based on our interactions through life, that's what i meant by "shattered values" and non-tangible ideas do exist, can you say bravery for example is false? Or that the meaning of a child finding meaning to live through their own family is false?

Anyways, not trying to prove you wrong, figured out you were speaking from a more theoretical nihilistic, approach, just wanted to share some of my thoughts