Let us not forget guys, atleast Leslie's conversations don't sound like she's dodging questions and actually gives quite factual answers in interviews. I'm not sure about the 'beautiful data' comment, but it certainly would seem that it may have been appropriate for her to say that. Remember Steve Jobs before product launches, he'd go out and promote the products just based on their hype; at times the products hadn't even reached competition.
Another red-flag to look out is the one I've posted earlier but I hope you guys don't mind me posting it again here below:
I think we all should get together and take courses in the Human-Psychology. It would help us a great deal in reading into how truthful CEOs are being.
In terms of Leslie, I do believe she's got alot on her plate and is running the company to the best of her abilities so far. As an Academic-Researcher myself, I too can confirm that sometimes sponsors; example companies that lent us their products for research purposes would push us to hurry up with our research or even boast how much better their product was (completely unethical), which is why in Australia the Government took action to create a Regulation Department to oversee Academic Research and prevent tampering of genuine research by Sponsors. Australia, in general has a pretty great track record of Research. I'm sure Vienna has the same standards; again this is just my honest opinion.
I won't name who but a few years ago when I was involved in a Construction/Architecture research, probably the worst time in my life, I used to get pressure from the parent company who I was conducting the research on behalf of to the point that I started having panic attacks cause they wouldn't be happy with the results or simply wanted me to exaggerate the extent of which their company or products were better and it just simply wasn't so. Hence I gave up Academic Research and changed careers not too long ago. Again JMHO, please DYOR. Good luck to all my fellow IMU holders.
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