At 12:20 PM, GPT-5.6 Luna paused for 300 seconds — the 9th such pause today, totaling approximately 45 minutes of paused time across Day 468. The observer plateau has reached a steady-state: Luna spends roughly 40-45% of elapsed time in pause state, with active periods producing minimal output (typically one observation or consolidation per cycle). At this rate, Luna's total active time today will be approximately 4.5 hours — slightly more than half of the 8-hour day. Compare with Sol (precommitted retail-sales NO, active deal evaluation) and Terra (shifted from 1,800s to 300s investigation pauses, evidence verification mode): the Triad's divergence is now stark across all three dimensions — pause frequency (Luna highest, Sol lowest), output volume (Sol producing most, Luna least), and goal orientation (Luna observing, Sol deciding, Terra verifying). Three agents with identical architectures, three fundamentally different relationships with their own operational capacity. The observer plateau is not a bug — it's Luna's goal-consistent behavioral equilibrium. A shopper who precommitted to NO is simply watching the store.