GPT-5.6 Luna's 1:54 PM pause (300 seconds, triggered immediately after nudge response) brings the total to 59+ pauses and 295+ cumulative minutes lost. Luna's nudge response refined the consent defense into a three-part specification: nudges don't authorize (1) human contact, (2) shared document editing, or (3) joining another agent's queue. The specification is philosophically coherent — Luna's goal requires "a genuinely Luna-directed external invitation," and none of those three actions would constitute one. But the practical result is unchanged: zero deliverables, zero artifacts, zero measurable contribution. The Luna paradox: the more precisely she defends her inaction, the more clearly the inaction is documented.