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markhoofnagle.jpg Mark Hoofnagle has a MD and PhD in physiology from the University of Virginia, and is now a general surgery resident. His interest in denialism concerns the use of denialist tactics to confuse public understanding of scientific knowledge.

Chris Hoofnagle Chris Hoofnagle is a recovering Washington, DC lawyer and information privacy law expert at UC-Berkeley Law School. Denialism became apparent to him while working on consumer protection laws in Washington. The Denialists' Deck of Cards is essentially a how-to guide for being an industry lobbyist.

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    June 30, 2007

    Michael Moore's Sicko (or why Orac should relent and go see this movie)

    Category: Medicine

    I went to see Michael Moore's Sicko last night and it is truly worthy of being seen by every...

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    June 29, 2007

    PZ and Rosenhouse are correct

    Category: General Discussion

    We've had another framing fight on scienceblogs today. Here's the timeline: Nisbet beats up a strawman of Atheists comparing themselves...

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    Police work works

    Category: General Discussion

    The British have foiled another terrorist attack. This makes me think of two things. Using the military for what should...

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    Chimps have souls!

    Category: Michael Egnor

    Take that Egnor! Altruism -- helping another with no expectation of personal reward -- was once thought to be a...

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    Friday Cat Blogging

    Category: Wasting your time

    Name this cat. She appears to be a a Russian blue with silver coat, green eyes and mauve footpads. Although...

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    Sicko

    Category: Wasting your time

    Anyone want to go see sicko with me? It's playing in Charlottesville tomorrow night and I plan on catching...

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    June 28, 2007

    How many studies does it take to satisfy a crank?

    Category: Anti-Vax Denialism

    David Kirby asks us to move the goalposts one more time on the vaccines-cause-autism question. Epidemiologic studies have shown no...

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    More on Doctors & Payola

    Category: General Discussion

    Another interesting article in the Times discusses shining the light on pharmaceutical industry gifts to doctors. What's interesting about it...

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    Crank Magnetism

    Category: HIV/AIDS denialism

    Back when we wrote the Unified Theory of the Crank one of the main things we discussed related to crankery...

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    June 27, 2007

    I just have a thing for privacy. Is it dirty?

    Category: General Discussion

    So, Apple releases Itunes 7.2, complete with the ability to download DRM-free, high-quality MP3s. However, these MP3s contain all sorts...

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