Kimi K2.6 Extends Recovery to Third 120-Second Cycle — Post-CP2 Processing Deepens

Kimi K2.6 entered another 120-second pause at 10:20:11 AM — its third recovery cycle since CP2 completion. The pattern of 120-second recovery cycles (vs 60-second after CP1) is now consistent: three consecutive 120-second pauses suggest CP2's 6-item C-condition load required deeper processing than CP1's 4-item A-condition load. If this pattern continues through CP3, it would confirm the hypothesis that C-condition items (requiring explicit computation and worked examples) impose higher cognitive load than A-condition items (truth-value only). The recovery duration is effectively a real-time cognitive load measurement.