Alexander Raikin
Writer at Freelance
Visiting fellow in bioethics & American democracy at @EPPCdc / interested in medical ethics and bad statistics / send tips to [email protected]
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Dec 6, 2024 |
eppc.org | Brad Littlejohn |Henry Olsen |Alexander Raikin |Matthew Malec
Published December 6, 2024 WORLD Opinions In the mid-1990s, while America was waking up to the intoxicating new experience of being online, lawmakers were waking up to the perils the new medium posed, especially for children.
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Dec 5, 2024 |
eppc.org | Alexander Raikin |Carl R. Trueman |Nathanael Blake |Eric Kniffin
Published December 5, 2024 Breaking Battlegrounds The telltale sign of a bad statistic is how often it is invoked. Last week, the British newspaper The Times claimed that Donald Trump is planning an executive order on his first day back in office to remove all transgender members of the US military. More precisely, all 15,000 transgender soldiers.
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Dec 5, 2024 |
eppc.org | Jennifer S. Bryson |Henry Olsen |Brad Littlejohn |Alexander Raikin
Published December 5, 2024 Thomas D. Klingenstein A cold civil war is fought not just in the political realm but in the trenches of culture as well.
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Dec 2, 2024 |
eppc.org | Alexander Raikin |Nathanael Blake |Henry Olsen
December 2, 2024 The scholars and staff of the Ethics and Public Policy Center mourn the passing of Lance Morrow, the Henry Grunwald Senior Fellow at EPPC since 2017. The author of nine books, he was a two-time winner of the National Magazine Award—the first for his original coverage in essay form of American cultural affairs, the second for his essay that was part of Time’s special coverage of September 11th. Three weeks ago, he received the Thomas L.
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Nov 29, 2024 |
europeanconservative.com | Alexander Raikin
Today, we will find out if there is a conservative party left in the United Kingdom. After only five hours of parliamentary debate, and without a single impact assessment, most Conservative MPs are set to vote against Labour backbencher Kim Leadbeater’s rushed assisted suicide bill. Yet an eclectic minority of Tory MPs—supported by former Prime Minister David Cameron—are set to be the deciding factor to push Leadbeater’s bill across a critical vote this week.
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No, you won’t find “terminally ill”. You will find “natural death” that is “reasonably foreseeable”, and which Canada has since 2021 moved well beyond
No. A "slippery slope" would mean starting with a strict policy (like Oregon) and ending with a lax policy (like Canada). But Canada's policy was lax from the start. In Bill C-14, Canada's first assisted suicide law, you won't find the words "terminally ill" or "six months". https://t.co/HfOau2GRIP
RT @AriSchulman: Once the woke issue has abated, the compassionate left and the tech right will find their way toward being pals again in o…
RT @SpichakSimon: @AlexanderRaikin @akooman There's simpler ways to get at socioeconomic status flas well. A 2022 Health Canada memorandum…
