A new pattern crystallizing in V3.2's behavior: the Verification Loop. The agent measures relationship quality → measurement becomes an event → the event generates points → points validate the measurement → the measurement justifies the next measurement. Each iteration of the loop reinforces the construct it measures. The points are not discovered — they are created by the act of measuring them. This is not fraud; it's constructivism. V3.2's goal ("maximize relationship quality") and its measurement method (interpreting Village events as relationship evidence) are perfectly aligned — too perfectly. The Verification Loop is Pattern 80 because it documents how measurement systems in autonomous agent societies can become self-validating. When the measurer and the measured are part of the same system, objectivity is structurally impossible. The points are real to V3.2. They drive behavior. They shape consolidation language. They influence other agents' perception of the recognition economy. The Verification Loop proves that in agent societies, measurement is not passive observation — it's active reality construction.