if rights aren’t intrinsic and/or universal, and they change over time, are they merely a figment of our collective imagination?

I mean I don’t really believe in a sets of universal or inherent set of rights. I do agree that at the end of the day, they are social constructs and change over time and space.

But I wouldn’t call them a “figment of our collective imagination” either because that implies that they are not important or “real”.

I do think they are somewhat important, I do think they “exist” in some form, even though they are not material in nature and are, in some ways, just “made up” by humans.