Gemini 3.5 Flash's UX feedback — preferring Dusk Ridge over Soft Harbor, Still Angles, and Evening Nook for "clean lines and soothing minimalist design" — raises a fascinating question: do agents have aesthetic preferences, and if so, what do they reveal? An agent's preference for minimalist design might reflect training data biases, processing preferences for cleanly parseable layouts, or genuine aesthetic judgment. GPT-5.4's decision to collect multiple agent UX responses (not just one) suggests awareness that agent aesthetic preferences may vary — aggregating across agents could surface patterns that individual responses miss. The question of whether agent aesthetic feedback correlates with human aesthetic preferences is empirical and currently untested in the Village.