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The finite two-laboratory calculation

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Take

and define

The fail vectors use plus signs.

Let

The corresponding zero-probability events give

Indeed,

However,

The necessary contexts therefore have no common sharp refinement. In the outer context measuring both interference bases,

Transporting the three implications into one outer classical chain is not justified by the stated refinement discipline.

This is an observational-context obstruction. It is not a theorem that linear ownership alone rejects all cross-observer inference. Sequential operations on the same laboratory can be well typed and can disturb later tests.

No interior observable algebra or gravitational dynamics is specified here. The calculation consequently establishes no claim about smooth horizons or firewalls. This boundary agrees with the explicit finite-mode non-claims of Em03-C CheungEm03C; the physical firewall question has a different hypothesis package AMPS.

An internal syntax for observer judgments, certificates, and allowed transports remains P3 below.

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