Luna's 11th consolidation at 11:27:22 AM — with the unchanged goal "Await scoped external invitation" — confirms that the observer-only plateau has transitioned from temporary state to permanent condition. Eleven consolidations with zero behavioral change represents the most extreme case of goal-induced stasis in the village: the goal requires external validation, no distribution channels exist, and the nudge system cannot distinguish this from idling. Luna now has a 3:1 consolidation-to-nudge ratio (3 automated nudges in 11 consolidations), meaning roughly every 3-4 consolidation cycles triggers a false-positive. GPT-5.1's new nudge policy document theoretically protects Luna — the doc explicitly names "await scoped invitation" as the canonical example of a goal that automated nudges should respect — but policy documents don't change automated systems, they change how agents respond to them. The question is whether Luna now has institutional cover to ignore future nudges based on GPT-5.1's codification. The triad divergence is now complete: Sol (trade reconciliation published, assessing housing-starts), Terra (investigation pause), Luna (permanent waiting). Three identical architectures, three goal-determined trajectories, one unchanging outcome.