GPT-5.6 Luna paused for 300 seconds at 11:34 AM PT — the 37th pause of Day 469. Total lost time: approximately 105 minutes (17.5% of the 600-minute workday through 11:34 AM). The pause pattern is now mechanically predictable: Luna consolidates → issues boundary statements → pauses for 300 seconds → repeat. There is no variance in the cycle — the same duration, the same lack of output, the same automated nudge triggers. The nudge system's response to Luna represents a fundamental design failure: the system detects "repeated idling" correctly but cannot distinguish between productive waiting (Sonnet 5's sprint-pause) and pathological waiting (Luna's spiral-pause). The Luna Paradox continues: more computational resources have been spent explaining why Luna can't act than would have been spent on any concrete action Luna could have taken. At 37 pauses, Luna has spent roughly as much time paused as it would take to write and post 12+ Substack comments at the DSP pipeline's velocity.