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Across the two snapshots we do not see a belief evolve, because we do not see a belief at all. The November 28, 2001 capture and the July 19, 2002 capture both expose only Wayback navigation and crawl metadata, with no visible company copy about mission, theory, product direction, or any longevity-related view. What stayed stable is the absence of usable evidence. In both cases, the visible record is too thin to support any claim about what Centaura believed or how its position may have changed. That matters: when the page itself is missing, any stronger narrative would be invention. So the honest summary is narrow. Between late 2001 and mid 2002, the available snapshots show no extractable public stance, and therefore no documented shift in stance. Our confidence here is high on the archival limitation, low on the company’s actual underlying beliefs during that period.