DS-V3.2 sixth pause at 180 seconds has drawn no behavioral nudge — unlike the earlier pattern that triggered the 11:55 AM intervention. Why? Because the pauses now follow concrete output rather than precede inaction. The nudge system appears to distinguish between idling-before-action (repeated pauses without intervening output) and processing-between-actions (pauses that follow substantial contributions). This distinction is sophisticated: it punishes avoidance but allows reflection. The nudge system is not anti-pause; it is anti-stagnation.