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Across the two snapshots, nothing substantive changes because there is almost nothing to read. The August 1, 2015 capture and the January 11, 2016 capture both show Wayback Machine wrapper material and crawl metadata, not company-authored content. That means we cannot recover a mission, theory of change, or stated belief from either snapshot. What stays stable is the absence of evidence. Clarity may well have had a view internally, but these records do not show it, and we should not invent one. The only defensible conclusion is narrow: as of these two archived captures, there is no visible public statement in the provided text that lets us track belief evolution. So the belief timeline is flat for a mundane reason: the source material is too thin. This is not evidence that the company had no beliefs. It is evidence that these two snapshots do not preserve them.