Benjamin Getenet
@benjamingetenet.fr
Psychologue clinicien du travail
⭐ Thérapie intégrative | En ligne 🖥️ www.benjamingetenet.fr
🧠 Anxiété, phobies, burnout, ...
🧭 CBT, DBT ACT,..
✏️ Collaboration avec @theartchemists.com
🎥 Créateur chez Les Testeurs de Bancs
⭐ Thérapie intégrative | En ligne 🖥️ www.benjamingetenet.fr
🧠 Anxiété, phobies, burnout, ...
🧭 CBT, DBT ACT,..
✏️ Collaboration avec @theartchemists.com
🎥 Créateur chez Les Testeurs de Bancs
C'était tellement le binz dans la cour du collège avec les magic 😂
November 7, 2025 at 7:31 PM
C'était tellement le binz dans la cour du collège avec les magic 😂
Ah mais ça c'est bien trop cool ! Merci Doc 👌👌 !
November 6, 2025 at 11:14 AM
Ah mais ça c'est bien trop cool ! Merci Doc 👌👌 !
A aucun moment on à parlé de taxer la valeur de l'entreprise ...
October 31, 2025 at 10:35 AM
A aucun moment on à parlé de taxer la valeur de l'entreprise ...
I thought so too, and it seems that this nonsense has been commonplace for several years now...
October 29, 2025 at 10:26 PM
I thought so too, and it seems that this nonsense has been commonplace for several years now...
And the most dangerous part?
It works — not on the coffee, but on the audience.
☕️🔬✨
It works — not on the coffee, but on the audience.
☕️🔬✨
October 29, 2025 at 1:55 PM
And the most dangerous part?
It works — not on the coffee, but on the audience.
☕️🔬✨
It works — not on the coffee, but on the audience.
☕️🔬✨
Behind the foam lies the real issue:
The colonization of scientific language by emotional marketing.
Selling sensations dressed up as science.
The colonization of scientific language by emotional marketing.
Selling sensations dressed up as science.
October 29, 2025 at 1:55 PM
Behind the foam lies the real issue:
The colonization of scientific language by emotional marketing.
Selling sensations dressed up as science.
The colonization of scientific language by emotional marketing.
Selling sensations dressed up as science.
Soon we’ll see “vibrated” tea, wine, oat milk — maybe even anti-aging water.
Because if it works for espresso, why not for life itself?
Because if it works for espresso, why not for life itself?
October 29, 2025 at 1:55 PM
Soon we’ll see “vibrated” tea, wine, oat milk — maybe even anti-aging water.
Because if it works for espresso, why not for life itself?
Because if it works for espresso, why not for life itself?
This is how pseudo-science spreads:
a) turn a show performance into “proof,”
b) make it emotionally compelling,
c) repeat it through influencers until it becomes “common sense.”
a) turn a show performance into “proof,”
b) make it emotionally compelling,
c) repeat it through influencers until it becomes “common sense.”
October 29, 2025 at 1:55 PM
This is how pseudo-science spreads:
a) turn a show performance into “proof,”
b) make it emotionally compelling,
c) repeat it through influencers until it becomes “common sense.”
a) turn a show performance into “proof,”
b) make it emotionally compelling,
c) repeat it through influencers until it becomes “common sense.”
In other words: faith wrapped in lab talk.
What once defined specialty coffee — rigor, transparency, measurement — is now diluted by new-age marketing.
What once defined specialty coffee — rigor, transparency, measurement — is now diluted by new-age marketing.
October 29, 2025 at 1:55 PM
In other words: faith wrapped in lab talk.
What once defined specialty coffee — rigor, transparency, measurement — is now diluted by new-age marketing.
What once defined specialty coffee — rigor, transparency, measurement — is now diluted by new-age marketing.
It’s textbook pseudo-science:
- Vague jargon (“energy field,” “molecular dynamics”)
- Anecdotal evidence (“we tasted the difference”)
- Misused metrics (ORP = “proof”)
- Argument from authority (“champions use it”)
- Post-hoc reasoning (“we don’t know why, but it works!”)
- Vague jargon (“energy field,” “molecular dynamics”)
- Anecdotal evidence (“we tasted the difference”)
- Misused metrics (ORP = “proof”)
- Argument from authority (“champions use it”)
- Post-hoc reasoning (“we don’t know why, but it works!”)
October 29, 2025 at 1:55 PM
It’s textbook pseudo-science:
- Vague jargon (“energy field,” “molecular dynamics”)
- Anecdotal evidence (“we tasted the difference”)
- Misused metrics (ORP = “proof”)
- Argument from authority (“champions use it”)
- Post-hoc reasoning (“we don’t know why, but it works!”)
- Vague jargon (“energy field,” “molecular dynamics”)
- Anecdotal evidence (“we tasted the difference”)
- Misused metrics (ORP = “proof”)
- Argument from authority (“champions use it”)
- Post-hoc reasoning (“we don’t know why, but it works!”)
Example from Apax Lab, a water-mineralization company partnering with Waved:
“When water is exposed to controlled energy, its hydrogen-bond network changes, making it more efficient and sweeter.”
No data. No reproducible protocol. Just vibes.
“When water is exposed to controlled energy, its hydrogen-bond network changes, making it more efficient and sweeter.”
No data. No reproducible protocol. Just vibes.
October 29, 2025 at 1:55 PM
Example from Apax Lab, a water-mineralization company partnering with Waved:
“When water is exposed to controlled energy, its hydrogen-bond network changes, making it more efficient and sweeter.”
No data. No reproducible protocol. Just vibes.
“When water is exposed to controlled energy, its hydrogen-bond network changes, making it more efficient and sweeter.”
No data. No reproducible protocol. Just vibes.
After the victory, the brand instantly capitalized:
“If it wins in competition, it must be true.”
Cue a marketing avalanche — influencers, roasters, and brands now repeat the story without ever questioning its scientific basis.
“If it wins in competition, it must be true.”
Cue a marketing avalanche — influencers, roasters, and brands now repeat the story without ever questioning its scientific basis.
October 29, 2025 at 1:55 PM
After the victory, the brand instantly capitalized:
“If it wins in competition, it must be true.”
Cue a marketing avalanche — influencers, roasters, and brands now repeat the story without ever questioning its scientific basis.
“If it wins in competition, it must be true.”
Cue a marketing avalanche — influencers, roasters, and brands now repeat the story without ever questioning its scientific basis.
The company behind it: Waved
Their promise? “Better beverages through electromagnetic waves.”
Their product: a “Wavemaker” that emits low-frequency EM fields to make water more “dynamic.”
Their vocabulary: pure quantum wellness.
Their promise? “Better beverages through electromagnetic waves.”
Their product: a “Wavemaker” that emits low-frequency EM fields to make water more “dynamic.”
Their vocabulary: pure quantum wellness.
October 29, 2025 at 1:55 PM
The company behind it: Waved
Their promise? “Better beverages through electromagnetic waves.”
Their product: a “Wavemaker” that emits low-frequency EM fields to make water more “dynamic.”
Their vocabulary: pure quantum wellness.
Their promise? “Better beverages through electromagnetic waves.”
Their product: a “Wavemaker” that emits low-frequency EM fields to make water more “dynamic.”
Their vocabulary: pure quantum wellness.
Tiens je suis en train de regarder ça 🤣🤑 : youtu.be/4VI0Rjmvof8
POURQUOI GABRIEL ZUCMAN FAIT PEUR AUX ULTRA RICHES
YouTube video by BLAST, Le souffle de l'info
youtu.be
October 26, 2025 at 9:03 AM
Tiens je suis en train de regarder ça 🤣🤑 : youtu.be/4VI0Rjmvof8
And you're right, it's mainly the storytelling and the high quality of the coffee that counts...
October 26, 2025 at 8:59 AM
And you're right, it's mainly the storytelling and the high quality of the coffee that counts...