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I'm Diana Hsieh, a philosopher specializing in practical ethics. I received my Ph.D in philosophy from the University of Colorado at Boulder in 2009.

My primary outlets are this blog NoodleFood and my podcast NoodleCast. My other active projects include Explore Atlas Shrugged, PhiloFiles, Rationally Selfish, OLists, and Modern Paleo. I also contribute to Front Range Objectivism, The Coalition for Secular Government, Freedom and Individual Rights in Medicine (FIRM), and Repeal the Amazon Tax.

For more information about me, visit DianaHsieh.com. E-mail me at diana@dianahsieh.com, and follow me on twitter @DianaHsieh.

Currently, I have two awesome co-bloggers on NoodleFood: my husband Paul Hsieh and my friend Greg Perkins.

Paul Hsieh is a physician specializing in orthopedic and emergency radiology. He blogs about science, technology, and random humorous items at GeekPress. He's a co-founder of Freedom and Individual Rights in Medicine (FIRM) and regularly writes for its blog, We Stand FIRM. He has published a slew of op-eds and essays on health care policy. You can e-mail Paul at paul@paulhsieh.com, and follow him on Twitter @PaulHsieh.

Greg Perkins is a software architect working in the R&D labs at Hewlett-Packard, Boise. His degree is in mathematics and computer science. Greg hosts The Objectivism Seminar. Aside from work and philosophy, he plays jazz saxophone professionally with groups such as The Sidemen and Onomatopoeia. You can e-mail Greg at greg@eCosmos.com, and follow him on Twitter @gregperk.

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The 'Personhood' Movement Is Anti-Life: Why It Matters that Rights Begin at Birth, Not Conception
By Ari Armstrong and Diana Hsieh, Ph.D

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