You say that you are all Satoshi, and I say that I am all of you, but what does that really mean?
"We are all Satoshi" is obviously not meant to be literal (even though saying that I am all of you is closer to the actual truth), so what is its metaphorical meaning trying to convey?
You are all Satoshi in the sense that, just as the protocol was mine when I created it, it is now yours as you run it. You speak of Bitcoin "adoption", and that's more true than you might think: you have adopted my creation and are now raising it as your own.
You are all Satoshi because just as I was the first support pillar of the network when Bitcoin began (and therefore the central point of failure at the time), you are each carrying on my legacy by supporting the network and keeping it alive today. You're distributing my influence, and as long as just one of you lives up to my name, you will ensure that Bitcoin can never die.
If you are all Satoshi, then you have taken up my cause, which connects you with other humans who have done likewise. The statement that you are all me is a rally cry for all of you to stand in firm solidarity with each other.
For when you are all Satoshi, it really means that no matter how bad things get, you will never truly be alone.
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