Dear fellow gastronomes!


I am doing PhD research in to celebrity chefs. Why are they so
successful? Does Nigella have to be sexy? Does Jamie have to be pukka?
Would really appreciate your opinion. Below is the URL of my
questionnaire and my details. Takes 5-10 mins to fill in. Go on - have
your say!

https://psweb1.lincoln.ac.nz/forms/default.asp?pid=52

Angela Higgins

readandfed > wrote:

>I am doing PhD research in to celebrity chefs. Why are they so
>successful?

It's tautological -- if they weren't successful, they wouldn't
be celebrities.

You will have to do research on both less successful chefs and
celebrity chefs if you want to discern there is any difference
between the two groups, other than blind luck.

Good luck on your PhD.

Steve

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says...
> Dear fellow gastronomes!
>
>
> I am doing PhD research in to celebrity chefs. Why are they so
> successful? Does Nigella have to be sexy? Does Jamie have to be pukka?
> Would really appreciate your opinion. Below is the URL of my
> questionnaire and my details. Takes 5-10 mins to fill in. Go on - have
> your say!
>
> https://psweb1.lincoln.ac.nz/forms/default.asp?pid=52
>
> Angela Higgins
>
>

On the chance that you are not a troll - this is truly pitiful. Who on
earth would give anyone a PhD degree for research on celebrity chefs?
Meaningless, mindless tripe.


--
Peter Aitken

Peter A wrote:
>
> In
>
> On the chance that you are not a troll - this is truly pitiful. Who on
> earth would give anyone a PhD degree for research on celebrity chefs?
> Meaningless, mindless tripe.

Based on use net comments no less.

On Jun 8, 3:19 pm, Steve Wertz > wrote:
> On Thu, 7 Jun 2007 23:51:50 +0000 (UTC), Steve Pope wrote:
> > You will have to do research on both less successful chefs and
> > celebrity chefs if you want to discern there is any difference
> > between the two groups, other than blind luck.
>
> I'm pretty sure that some of them, like Ina Garten and Justin
> Wilson, slept their way to the top.
>
> -sw

Ina? LOL.
Dee Dee