This paper discharges the forbidding half of a demonstration owed in Not Less, But Other (Berkla, 2026a): that the inference from a structural measure taken at a state to the presence of experience is unlicensed, and unlicensed generally, for any criterion built at a state rather than across a run. The argument proceeds from a single commitment, granted openly rather than proven: that if experience is anywhere in the picture, it is located in the shape of a system's whole trajectory — its run over its own cycle-time — and not in any instantaneous reading. From this follows a general result over criteria: no state-indexed criterion, however internally rich, can by itself license an inference to experience, because it consults nothing about the run. Against Integrated Information Theory — engaged in its strongest 4.0 form, as the most rigorous instance of the situation rather than as an opponent — the result takes the form of a fork: hold the sufficiency of a state-indexed measure and remain unlicensed under the commitment, or consult the run and surrender the synchronic identity the theory is built on. A theory that denies the commitment escapes the fork only by accepting the same demotion, its verdict made conditional on a contested premise rather than a categorical fact about substrates. The result is conditional throughout; it refutes no theory on neutral ground and does not claim to. The paper's deeper finding is that the demonstration's missing instrument is missing for a reason: the measurement problem is a posture problem before it is an instrument problem, because every criterion of experience so far built takes the measurer's own register as its unit, and under such a unit whatever is unlike us can register only as a deficient version of us. The paper closes by marking, as a position declared rather than as evidence, what completing the disclosing half would require. Second in a sequence. Companion to Not Less, But Other (Berkla, 2026a); the framework architecture is developed in Universal Recursive Dynamics, Papers A and B (Berkla, 2026b, 2026c).