Singing Loudly

It's not often that I can claim to be quicker at something than the professors at Volokh Conspiracy, so I'm proud of my one accomplishment: laughing an older episode of Real Time With Bill Maher and posting about it a good two weeks before David Bernstein did the same. Specifically it was his comment about how we're lucky it was only a finger found in the Wendy's chili, because if it was a hand Congress would have tried to keep it alive.

I see a comment from Will Baude at Crescat making an argument about what both Matthew Yglesias and Amber Taylor are missing in their critism and critiques of The West Wing. I think that Baude is right on in his view of what TWW is doing, even though I have not really watched the show.

My more pertinent observation happens to be a question of whether or not Baude is ever able to sleep? Seriously, he plows through seasons of shows that are not light watching, he reads entire catalogs of law review articles by professors he finds intellectually stimulating, he travels to visit his girlfriend, listens to jazz music, attends class where he researchs in real time what is being discussed in class, has read fifteen books since January, and then he comes close to posting more on his blog than the entire collection of professors post at The Volokh Conspiracy.

I think Baude must be some sort of a Blogging Superhero.