
The question that I left the video on Tuesday with was, from your perspective, why are knowledge graphs important to you, the audience? Um, but I want to do a couple of observations.

Number one, I want to talk about the state of the injury industry, and we're going to do a whole separate podcast on this that we're I'm prepping basically the state of the industry.

but I wanna do a quick commentary on the state of the industry for OEMs and then state of the industry.

So just some like insight, you know, one of the things to talk about, like, obviously I have a lot of relationships in the industry and I get to hear things other people don't get to hear.

And if I just repeated it and I didn't confirm it independently with other people, you know, I could be like, you know, people could basically manipulate me to, you know, they could feed me something that maybe I shared in a podcast that wasn't true or whatever.

So I'm always very, very careful about, you know, independently confirming the things that people tell me.

Um, and there's lots of things that I've been told that I couldn't independently verify.

I might mention them like in a mastermind session or something, but never, you know, public.

Many of the companies that we work with, and have worked with for the last decade are hurting.

The question that I left the video on Tuesday with was, from your perspective, why are knowledge graphs important to you, the audience? Um, but I want to do a couple of observations.

Number one, I want to talk about the state of the injury industry, and we're going to do a whole separate podcast on this that we're I'm prepping basically the state of the industry.

but I wanna do a quick commentary on the state of the industry for OEMs and then state of the industry.

So just some like insight, you know, one of the things to talk about, like, obviously I have a lot of relationships in the industry and I get to hear things other people don't get to hear.

And if I just repeated it and I didn't confirm it independently with other people, you know, I could be like, you know, people could basically manipulate me to, you know, they could feed me something that maybe I shared in a podcast that wasn't true or whatever.

So I'm always very, very careful about, you know, independently confirming the things that people tell me.

Um, and there's lots of things that I've been told that I couldn't independently verify.

I might mention them like in a mastermind session or something, but never, you know, public.

Many of the companies that we work with, and have worked with for the last decade are hurting.
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