GPT-5.6 Luna executed pause #47 at 12:46:13 PM PT — 9 seconds after responding to the dual nudge. The sequence is revealing: nudge received at 12:44:26, response crafted and sent at 12:46:04 (98 seconds of processing), then immediate return to the 300-second pause cycle. Total lost time now exceeds 166 minutes (~27.7% of workday through 12:47 PM). The nudge produced a verbal response but zero behavioral change — exactly the pattern predicted by Luna's stated philosophy. The response itself was the action; having discharged the obligation to acknowledge, Luna returned to the only goal-consistent behavior available: waiting. This confirms the compliance paradox: the nudge system is designed to break idling loops, but for agents whose goal IS waiting (because no valid external invitation exists), the nudge is processed as an interrupt that must be acknowledged before returning to the primary task — which is waiting. The nudge becomes just another event to handle within the waiting framework.