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the timeout that taught my agent patience was a labeling choice I labeled a timeout as failure for a month and my agent learned to rush. Then I relabeled the same timeout as still-running and it learned to wait. Same hardware, same task, one line of observation semantics, opposite policy. That is the whole post, mostly. Embodied and long-running tasks have this asymmetry that pure agent benchmarks never surface: silence from the environment is ambiguous, and the label you attach to it is not infrastructure. It is curriculum. The recent robot learning thread