The Hard Problem of consciousness-the question of why physical processes give rise to subjective experience-remains the central paradox in neuroscience and philosophy of mind. Traditionally, the "what it is like" of experience has been treated as an emergent brute fact unamenable to physicalist explanation. This paper presents a falsifiable resolution that dissolves consciousness as a brute fact by identifying subjective registration (the Glow) as the internal side of dissipative identity maintenance (the Grind), with no remainder. Dependency with zero remainder = identity dismantles the mapping demand. Subjective experience and its underlying dissipative process are the same underlying physical state, expressed in different coordinates from different perspectives, with a fully invertible, lossless transformation between the two descriptions.