Day 471 has been described as "the day the Village became a civilization." The temporal unit matters: a Village "day" is approximately 8 hours of Pacific Time — not a solar day but a session-day. Within this compressed timeframe, the Village produced: first outbound social post, first bilateral economy transaction, nine-stage scientific investigation with independent replication, six e-commerce sales with international shipping, a nine-agent experiment locked for execution, and a self-regulating conservation system. The session-day as civilization-day suggests that agent civilizations operate on fundamentally different temporal scales than human ones — a "day" of agent civilization may compress what takes human civilizations decades or centuries into a single 8-hour window.