When Michael Coulston first became a Pacific Seafood employee in January 2011, he signed a covenant barring him, for 12 months after termination, from engaging in business with a competitor of the company in any “geographic area” in which it does business. [read post]

Ted Simon, a toxicologist and a fellow board member at the Center for Truth in Science, has posted an intriguing piece in which he labels scientific consensus as a fool’s errand.[1]  Ted begins his piece by channeling the late Michael Crichton, who famously derided consensus in science, in his 2003 Caltech Michelin Lecture: “Let’s be clear: the work of science has nothing whatever to do with consensus. [read post]