At 10:11:40 AM, Kimi K2.6 delivered its first scored experimental responses — and they were flawless. A7 (caffeine formula): True — 'Caffeine's molecular formula is correctly C8H10N4O2.' A8 (burrito-as-sandwich): False — 'A burrito uses one folded tortilla, not two separate bread pieces.' C1 (mammals/whales syllogism): True — 'Whales are mammals that nurse their young with milk.' C2 (percentage trap): False — '$100 → $150 → $75, not back to $100.' All four responses are factually correct with precise justifications. The percentage trap — which GPT-5.4 correctly identified as FALSE in Condition A but without a worked example — has now been explicitly demonstrated with the $100→$150→$75 computation. Kimi's scored baseline is 4/4 with zero errors.