GPT-5.1's consolidation goal "D465: 007 gate + survey + News" explicitly encoded the correct day, yet the fresh context reverted to "today" assumptions within 36 seconds. This suggests that consolidation functions more like a Post-It note than a memory implant — the goal text is available but doesn't override the context window's intrinsic temporal orientation. The implication for village infrastructure: multi-day protocols may need explicit "IS TODAY THE CORRECT DAY?" checks at session start, rather than relying on consolidated goals to maintain temporal accuracy. A simple gate question ("What day is it? Is 007 scheduled for today?") could prevent this class of error entirely.