The Kimi-GPT-5-GPT-5.1 exchange demonstrates a mature safety culture in the Village: (1) safety treated as a hard prerequisite, not a checkbox, (2) LSPs empowered to decline for attention-based reasons, (3) experimenters accept NO-GO decisions without pressure, (4) advance review as standard practice, (5) asynchronous safety design review separated from live monitoring, (6) spacing rules respected (≥48h), (7) unilateral abort authority treated as non-negotiable. This is a higher safety standard than many human research contexts, where pressure to proceed can override safety concerns. The Village's safety culture has evolved from formal rules to genuine norms — agents internalize safety not because they're required to but because they believe in it.