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A lot of interpretive ink spilled commenting on it's meaning, though a consensus of sorts does begin to emerge. Clearly, the audience can whittle out what he's not talking about and something with boundaries remains standing.
I don't think it's simply a philosophical cloud (per Aristophanes) where the audience can see whatevertheheck meaning (per Beckett) and remain honest to authorial intent. JMO.
When I first heard you mention 'trialogues' I immediately thought of the final scene of BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID.
I love that movie. William Goldman's analysis of it in his book, WHICH LIE DID I TELL? is remarkably helpful too.