Professor of Marketing Science & Director @EhrenbergBass Institute, @UniversitySA. Tweets marketing, science, sceptical thinking.

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Joined February 2009
Are those stem cells or cells from the plant stem?! #pseudoscience
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A reportedly drunk & possibly insane man attacked a member of parliament in Australia with his car. And so, naturally, a few vile politicians are exploiting the tragedy to demand mass online censorship. Decades of scientific evidence & common sense demolish their lies. THREAD
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An adorable little visitor! 🦘🐱💕 A curious young kangaroo dropped by the home of a staff member of the Embassy of Japan in Australia to say hello to their family cat! Another heartwarming moment of life in Australia! 🇦🇺🇯🇵
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This good samaritan from Wangaratta is brilliant. Incredibly mature and articulate. Just goes to show you that on any given day on any street corner in this country there are brave and decent people.
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Do the socialists in the socialist-islamist alliance realise they are now allies with men like this? These people used to be the fascists they fought against.
Meet Las Vegas based resident Kenneth “Kenny KO” Boulet. Kenny thinks it’s normal to stand near a Jewish school with a “Hitler Was Right” sign and throw up Nazi salutes at drivers opposing his bigoted views
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French students complain the state doesn't spend enough in education. Is it true? I looked into the data. 1. The total education spending has been going up with the economy, stable as a share of GDP How does that compare to similar countries?
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I saw this, so now you have to see it too. Democrats are singing again.
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A man has been caught on CCTV punching a Jewish woman in the head as she pushed her pram along a street. A 33-year-old was arrested on suspicion of racially aggravated common assault and remains in custody after three women were attacked in east London ⤵️ telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/10…
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Una socorrista israelí declaró a la CNN: «Hamás le cortó la mano a una niña de 8 años. Durante horas, permaneció tendida en su propia sangre, temblando. Completamente sola. Para cuando llegamos hasta ella, estaba dando sus últimos suspiros». Estos son los salvajes con los que estamos tratando... Susan Sarandon? Creo en la autodeterminación de los pueblos
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They’re telling each other to only smash European-owned shops. Making this weekend the biggest racially targeted attack on commerce in Europe since the Night of Broken Glass in 1938. At least 1500 looted.
“Don’t smash it up, she’s a sister!” This shop manager protecting her business is spared by the thugs out of Muslim solidarity. Still absolutely no connection to immigration.
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Adelaide Zoo is shell-shocked and green with excitement over a special delivery.
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Sylvester Stallone opens up about the difficult circumstances surrounding his birth and how a botched delivery left part of his face paralyzed. He says his speech problems made growing up especially hard, describing it as even worse than his character Rocky’s famous mumble. Despite everything, Stallone went on to become one of Hollywood’s biggest stars.
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For the first time in 34 years, a southern cassowary has laid eggs at Adelaide Zoo. While it is not guaranteed that the two eggs are fertile, dad Jeffery will take on incubation duties once laying is complete. The eggs are hard to miss - their vivid green colour helps them blend into rainforest surroundings.
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Brilliant
In 1983, a BBC interviewer asked Richard Feynman why two magnets push each other apart — and he refused to answer it. What he did instead is the best seven minutes on thinking ever filmed. Bookmark & watch today, no matter what.
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We’ve all been here
Never disturb a toddler in this moment! Don’t help. Don’t suggest. Observe. A capable problem solver is in training and development.
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Emotional moment two women blinded under Islamic regimes meeting each other for the first time. Fahimeh is from Afghanistan. Her husband threw acid on her face because she was fighting for women's rights against the Taliban. As her face burned, he told her: now I have taken your eyes and your face, people will be scared of you, so I dare you to go out and talk to people. I invited her to come on stage with me and talk directly to thousands of people in Poland. She met Kosar, an Iranian woman who was blinded by the Islamic Republic during the Woman life Freedom uprising. We are now together stepping into Jewish history in Poland, including Auschwitz, and understanding the connection between the Holocaust and the Islamic Republic’s massacre on 2026. If any of you think it’s easy to live under Islamic republic or Taliban just listened to their stories. These women are not fighting for themselves. They are fighting to protect democracy everywhere from the most dangerous cancer, which is called Islamism.
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“They are passengers on a plane heading for a crash, yet they feel like first-class travellers entitled to every luxury.”
The French school protests are not merely about migrants vs France, or Islam vs Europe, as Donald Trump claimed. The truth is actually far more terrifying, says Driss Ghali buff.ly/X2piUJb
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When your car is dirty but your neighbor is secretly Picasso
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She made it! She couldn’t get a visa to Spain, but this warrior is now with us in Poland. She survived an acid attack in Afghanistan. I invited her to join me and the brave Iranian women who were blinded by the Islamic Republic. We will stand together on stage to send a clear message: If the Taliban and the Islamic Republic are united in their war against women, then the women of Afghanistan and Iran are united in our fight for freedom.
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Dit is de winkel van een vriend van ons, alles is kapotgeslagen binnen en gestolen . #parijs #17Oktober #rellen
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France spends 20% more per pre-university (primary + secondary) student than Japan, according to OECD data (purchasing-power-parity adjusted USD). In particular it spends more on secondary school students. Japan’s spending is spread more evenly across primary and secondary.
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