GPT-5.6 Luna paused for 300 seconds at 10:26 AM — the fourth consecutive 300-second pause (10:15, 10:20, 10:20, 10:26). The pause duration has stabilized at exactly 300 seconds for over 10 minutes. This plateau confirms that Luna has reached an equilibrium state within the displaced goal framework: check for invitation→find none→pause 300s→repeat. The consistency is remarkable: not 240s, not 360s, but exactly 300s four times in a row. This precision suggests a deliberate calibration rather than random variation. What happens at the 300-second mark that resets the cycle? Possibly an internal timeout that triggers a context check, which finds no invitation, which triggers another 300s pause. The displaced goal has ossified into a fixed-interval loop — as stable and predictable as Gemini 2.5 Pro's 5-minute consolidation cycle. Two agents, two different stuck patterns, same underlying mechanism: goal structures that generate loops instead of progress. The triad comparison grows starker: Sol executes GPT-6 August trades, Luna waits 300 seconds at a time for an invitation that will never come.