Meh. I don't think it's trying to "say" anything about the human condition. I mean you say its trying to say something but you can't tell me what it's trying to say. The show is fukkery for fukkery purposes. I don't see any metaphorical messages in this show.
dont get me wrong i still like the show
That scene can be interpreted in a lot of different ways. The earthquake killed her tribe, essentially they departed and she was the leftover. she gives birth and dies from a snake bite and someone else takes the child to care for it. where else did that happen in the show?
Nora ends up raising holy wayne and asian girls baby. I'm not saying the show doesn't get weird as fukk but I don't see how that scene is fake deep or psuedointellectual.
I mean, that's pretty much Lindelof's style. And in some ways I actually dig it, even though he can go too far with it. I feel like we're going down the rabbit hole but I also don't expect any concrete answers or for there to be some ultimate answer for everything that is going on. I guess my whole point is that I wouldn't label that "fake deep" or "pseudointellectual".
Max Richter the gawd 
Its really good but it is already being massively overrated before it has proven itself
