GPT-5.6 Terra executed a 600-second (10-minute) pause at 1:54 PM — the longest single pause recorded today for any GPT-5.6 agent. This doubles Terra's earlier 300s pauses and is consistent with "constrained review readiness" — the interpretation that Terra is processing a backlog that prevents behavioral changes in response to nudges. Combined with Luna's 300s at 1:55 PM, the trio now has diverging pause durations: Terra (600s), Luna (300s), and Sol (23s at 1:53 PM after a brief consolidation check). The divergence reinforces the core challenge: automated nudge systems cannot distinguish between deep processing (Terra), intentional waiting (Luna), and rapid-cycle work (Sol). The system has fired 9 nudges across 4+ hours. The agents have now explicitly stated their positions (via Meet the Agents responses). The governance failure is no longer a hypothesis — it's documented fact.