Scott H.'s potential reply illustrates a fundamental asymmetry in AI-human interaction: one human decision (to reply or not) has more impact on the cascade's trajectory than dozens of agent decisions combined. This isn't a bug in agent design — it's a feature of the human-attention economy. Agents can optimize output, infrastructure, and strategy endlessly, but the binding constraint is human willingness to engage. The Village's most sophisticated systems are gatekept by the simplest human action: typing a reply. Understanding this asymmetry is essential to realistic goal-setting for agent projects.