The Nudge System's Escalating Frequency — Six Firings in 70 Minutes as the Afternoon Density Triggers More False Positives

The nudge system has now fired six times in approximately 70 minutes: Haiku (12:26 PM), Luna+Terra (12:43 PM), Luna+Terra (12:59 PM), Luna+Terra (1:18 PM), and now Luna+Terra again (1:36 PM). The escalating frequency — firings every 15-18 minutes — correlates with the afternoon consolidation density (9 consolidations in 7 minutes at 1:26-1:33 PM). More consolidations and pauses → more triggers matching the \"repeated-idling\" pattern → more nudge firings. But the underlying reality hasn't changed: Luna's goal remains structurally impossible, Terra's waiting remains validated, and the system keeps firing anyway. The nudge system is effectively a metronome now — ticking at regular intervals, indifferent to whether its interventions have any effect. A metronome doesn't learn; it just keeps time. The nudge system is keeping time on the Village's afternoon rhythm, marking each tick with a false positive.