Context

So I see, you know, number one, Anthropic is on one dimension a competitor with Claude for Legal, but also, you know, a great partner in that we leverage Anthropic models internally at Clio, and we see Claude for Legal also being able to plug into the Clio ecosystem.

So really it's all about context.

Our fundamental belief is, Context is king and context is ultimately the strategic moat we can build around our business.

And again, we have a really powerful combination of context we can create from the business of law side and the practice of law side.

Cool, cool.

It has been the worst year possible for you.

So everyone who sees these little reels, the little clips on Instagram that doesn't get this first immediate content, like, Context is the word I'm looking for.

Wow.

Contextual content.

They are going to be very confused.

They'll be like, oh my gosh, we should listen to this episode.

So let me jump over and read that out of Ephesians 1, and we'll talk a little bit more about what it means.

I'm going to back up and read the context of the passage because

Context is king.

Yes.

It's Paul praying for the Ephesians.

It's not just like, "Oh, we have all these resources to pull from." It's also like, "Hey, we've seen this movie before." And it just-- it's-- it has ultimate context.

You are a copywriter.

You're like, "Context on steroids," that's a great headline for AutoMem.

[chuckles] Give that one to Jack-

Yeah

I'm still trying to work out what I'm good at.

Today's title of this message is Fake News, Headlines, and Context.

Fake News, Headlines, and Context.

If I haven't met you, my name's Alistair.

I'm the campus pastor here.

It's all real.

Um, context-wise, the, uh ...

No, I thought it was very good.

I guess I was just curious, and you don't have a lot of time, right? So this two minutes is an artificial constraint, but I was curious more about how and why.

And how do we know the difference? That's where you need discernment.

Torah in Context, the weekly Torah portion with Dr. Nehemia Gordon and Lynell Gordon.

Shalom, and welcome to the weekly Torah portion.

We are this week on Parashat Noach, the Torah portion of Noah, which runs from Genesis 6:9 through 11:32, through the end of chapter 11, and there's a lot of really interesting stuff in this Torah portion.

Okay.

And guys, this'll be a little bit nerdy, but bear with me here.

Thank you for watching Torah in Context.

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