I'm not the best one to answer this but since you have no replies yet, I think it means that if you are a sort who sees the merits of socialising, loving-kindness and all this, then your meditation will naturally gravitate towards making you more effective at relating high insights to daily morality for laypeople, for example. While if you see all that as hogwash, and just want to become a meditator who can penetrate any truth, perhaps at the cost of skills in explaining your insights, or plain old regular morality, then you end up going in that direction.
Consider the Muslim mystic Mansoor, who one day cracked such a certain high level of non-duality he said 'I am god, I am god!'. He was killed for this. He completely negated mundane thinking, clearly. He optimized for union with the universe. Another may optimize for making people less uncomfortable during their daily lives.
