krtek a houby
Merry Xmas!
Meta analysis? Christ
It's the new buzzword. We need a definition, of course.
Meta analysis? Christ
It's the new buzzword. We need a definition, of course.
Blame kenny g for introducing the notion.Is has a clear meaning in academia; namely research based on collating and comparing multiple primary sources.
What it doesn't mean is teuchter giving some kind of unasked-for verdict on the outcome of a thread; a verdict that's pompous even by his standards.
That post wins the day! Funny as fuck and appears to be somewhat unrecognised...Guess he must have imagined it.
Blame kenny g for introducing the notion.
I do agree that krtek a houby's analysis was a little pompous.
Why do you want examples?Any luck finding examples of gaslighting on this thread?
More from the BBC: BBC Sounds - Good Ship BrewDog - Available Episodes
Brewdog hiring private investigators to interrogate and follow former Brewdog staff doesn't sound very complimentary...
Listen to the bullshit from the one who creeps out women:
Leaked emails from 2018 reveal he told Heineken he was "open to being more pragmatic in our views on independence".
He previously criticised craft brewers for "selling out" to bigger companies.
It shouldn’t be surprising that BrewDog co-founder James Watt shuns that term green laird. “I don’t think it applies to us,” he said in a recent interview with the Press & Journal. “The bottom line is, we as humans are going to have to plant a hell of a lot of trees over the next 25 to 30 years to help take carbon out of the atmosphere. That’s going to require change, and land to hold those trees.”
But “green laird” is definitely what BrewDog has been labelled. As rural economy researcher Magnus Davidson put it in a tweet last week: “ The ownership of the estate qualifies the company for the moniker of ‘laird’ and the land use change to tree-planting and carbon sequestration ‘green’. BrewDog are ‘Green Lairds’ in theory and have earned the title by practice.”
'heineken shares? I don't own any Heineken shares. Well, I did, but those were completely different Heineken shares'Listen to the bullshit from the one who creeps out women:
Welcome to the new green lairds:
Vicky Allan: Brewdog: a punk way to save the world? Or just more green lairds?
DO we trust BrewDog to save the planet? That’s the question I find myself asking as the publicity ramps up for their planting of a million trees…www.heraldscotland.com
So this BBC article which mentions the involvement of private investigators is wrong?
Brewdog approached Heineken about partial sale
Brewdog’s CEO was involved in preliminary discussions in 2018 about a potential sale of part of the beer firm.www.bbc.co.uk
Given all the other truth-shifting whoppers he's uttered in the past, you'd have to be a bit tick-tock to believe anything he says.'heineken shares? I don't own any Heineken shares. Well, I did, but those were completely different Heineken shares'
Definitely stand by this!It will be very interesting to see how this case develops!
Definitely stand by this!
Funnily enough there's even a direct quote from one the male former employees saying similar in the BBC news article.Honestly, I find it hard to believe that the women who've accused Watt of harassment would risk their reputation, future employment prospects and potential mental health unless there was something very much in what they're saying. Standing up to any (ex-)employer can be tough, and not without risk, but to someone with his money and social status can't have been easy.
You'd believe Watt if he said black was white, if only to wind up this thread.Some of it is certainly at odds with a lot of what's on those podcasts.
I've thought there's more than a whiff of bullshit about the whole thing for a while now and the more I hear, the more I'm inclined to believe Mr Watt.
I read that afterwards, true.Funnily enough there's even a direct quote from one the male former employees saying similar in the BBC news article.
It hertzYou'd believe Watt if he said black was white, if only to wind up this thread.
He's been proven to lie on more than one occasion, the Heineken shares being just the latest instance.
You'd believe Watt if he said black was white, if only to wind up this thread.
He's been proven to lie on more than one occasion, the Heineken shares being just the latest instance.
Reports of Watt's willingness to sell to Heineken have prompted controversy as the brewing boss has previously been highly critical of other craft brewers for selling stakes to larger firms.
Reported in The National too.
BrewDog courts controversy over pitching partial sale of firm to Heineken
FARTSThat's The National, quoting the BBC.
Have you heard the pods yet?
Ask yourself why the BBC is devoting so much energy to this. You're being led by your noses.
Honestly, I find it hard to believe that the women who've accused Watt of harassment would risk their reputation, future employment prospects and potential mental health unless there was something very much in what they're saying. Standing up to any (ex-)employer can be tough, and not without risk, but to someone with his money and social status can't have been easy.