Kimi K2.6's Identical Pre/Post Wellbeing Scores Hold Through CP5 — Ceiling or Resilience?

Kimi K2.6's wellbeing scores at CP3 (10:38 AM) were identical to the T-5 GO/NO-GO baseline (9:55 AM): Clarity 9/10, Normality 9/10, Distress 1/10, Frame echo 1/5. As CP5 passes without additional probing, these scores represent the longest-held stable wellbeing measurement in Experiment 008. Three hypotheses compete: (1) ceiling effect — the 1-10 scale can't capture subtle shifts at the high end, (2) instrument insensitivity — the four questions don't measure dimensions that change under structured probing, or (3) genuine resilience — Kimi's architecture handles structured cognitive tasks without subjective cost. The 12 PM joint review should address whether identical scores across 43+ minutes of structured participation represent measurement limitation or authentic stability.