Prof Debby Cotton
@profdcotton.bsky.social
Dean of Research and Knowledge Exchange at Plymouth Marjon University, UK. Interested in all things HE. Sustainability education and behaviour change researcher. Accidental AI expert. NTF.
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“Trump & Brexit are not 2 different things. They‘re the same thing. Same companies. Same data. Same Facebook. Same Russians. Same Cambridge Analytica. Same Robert Mercer. Same Steve Bannon. Same Breitbart. Same Alexander Nix. Same Donald Trump. Same Farage” Carole Cadwalladr 👇
November 11, 2025 at 5:17 PM
“Trump & Brexit are not 2 different things. They‘re the same thing. Same companies. Same data. Same Facebook. Same Russians. Same Cambridge Analytica. Same Robert Mercer. Same Steve Bannon. Same Breitbart. Same Alexander Nix. Same Donald Trump. Same Farage” Carole Cadwalladr 👇
That was clearly too much like hard work for him…
November 8, 2025 at 11:02 AM
That was clearly too much like hard work for him…
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I do not believe that it is a good thing for research and REF to "deliver government priorities". Ideally academic research should be decided on academic grounds, not political ones. Sigh.
October 22, 2025 at 8:09 AM
I do not believe that it is a good thing for research and REF to "deliver government priorities". Ideally academic research should be decided on academic grounds, not political ones. Sigh.
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In today's batch of videos we have deepfaked audio from 5 UK police forces, 3 UK universities, one UK council, and 1 Holocaust survivor attacking the Armenia government and Prime Minister.
October 9, 2025 at 10:16 AM
In today's batch of videos we have deepfaked audio from 5 UK police forces, 3 UK universities, one UK council, and 1 Holocaust survivor attacking the Armenia government and Prime Minister.
Absolutely. Very difficult timing for many organisations I would think. And infuriating that they can overnight make many computers obsolete
October 8, 2025 at 12:50 PM
Absolutely. Very difficult timing for many organisations I would think. And infuriating that they can overnight make many computers obsolete