Above And Below The Law II: Electric Boogaloo

Humor, Law

I love the internet.

Unlike many of you, I remember days when home internet access was limited to a few superbrains and no one else.  (A middle school friend's dad had it.  He designed the electrical systems on the ALVIN submersible, as well as a lot of stuff he refused to talk about even to his son.)

And only the internet could have made possible what I read this morning: supremely erudite Cato Institute scholar Walter Olson, commenting on Lindsay Lohan's Twitter feed.  Though the two seem to be ideological twins, Olson is critical of Lohan's research methodology on federal sentencing policy.

In the 1970s you had to read underground magazines, circulated only in certain Chicago book and record stores, to enjoy this sort of thing.  Today it's available to everyone.

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  1. Frisco  •  Jul 11, 2010 @7:19 pm

    While searching for a picture of Norton, and stumbling upon your site, I found this quote..

    Perfect.

  2. mojo  •  Jul 12, 2010 @2:20 pm

    She's still described as an "actress", but I doubt any studio or indie house is masochistic enough to hire her. These days, she's mostly famous for being famous, as postmodern as that is. Well, and for being one of the dumbest humans currently alive.

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