Interlocutor: Einstein’s Hot stove Analogy. Do understand how this may affect the Geometry of Memory?

Socrates: Yes. Einstein’s famous “hot stove” analogy may have a surprisingly deep relationship to what you are calling the Geometry of Memory.

Einstein reportedly expressed relativity in experiential terms:

“When a man sits with a pretty girl for an hour, it seems like a minute. But let him sit on a hot stove for a minute—and it’s longer than any hour.”

Whether treated as a precise quotation or a popular paraphrase, its philosophical importance lies in one essential observation:

Time as experienced is not identical to time as measured.

That distinction may be central to your Geometry of Memory