From "Notes From a Subterranean Library in Oregon," a compilation of Ray Peat's newspaper letters and columns, compiled by T3Uncoupled (2023). Originally published 1991.

Ray Peat, "Ill-informed statement", p. 60

I hope someone at Pope & Talbot Inc. is embarrassed when they realize that the statement on dioxins they authorized Dr. Robert Loomis to make on their behalf is not only impolite and misleading (which might have been their intention) but also so ill-informed that he is probably going to feel obliged to retract parts of it. If a student of mine had submitted that composition to me, I would have returned it ungraded for reconsideration and revision. If I were associated with the Pacific Hospital Association, I would want to check Loomis’ background in chemistry, epidemiology and toxicology. I suspect that many high school students are going to be submitting their detailed refutations of the physician’s statements.