
Charles Hooper's Substack
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In response to an op/ed that David R. Henderson and I published in the Wall Street Journal (“FDA Should Stick to Safety”), Michael Cannon, Cato Institute’s director of health policy studies, gave David some comments on Facebook. David and I...
What follows is one of the most common logical errors people make. They incorrectly assume that those who are against a government program or rule, are against the subject of the program or rule.
One person might say: “I don’t think the go...
Today the Wall Street Journal ran an opinion piece written by David R. Henderson and me. The topic is something that he and I have been discussing for years. [Solomon S. Steiner has also played a key role in these discussions.] In short, th...
This is the third of three installments of a post to explore some of my thoughts about religion and God. In the two earlier installments, I expressed some of my atheist/agnostic arguments against organized religions and their beliefs.
Now...
Have you ever looked at a ballot with a long list of candidates for office and realized that you knew almost nothing about them? In the past, I probably wouldn’t have voted for any of the candidates, thinking that my vote would just be nois...
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President of Objective Insights, a life sciences consulting firm. Previously worked at NASA/Ames Research Center. Coauthor of "Making Great Decisions in Business and Life" and author of "Should the FDA Reject Itself?"
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