My paper, Scientific Educations Among U.S. Judges, is finally published after years of data collection on the educational background of federal judges. I conclude that STEM majors are too much of a minority in the federal judiciary. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

Impeach for emoluments and bribery. He made the US government agree to not launch a stablecoin then his family launches a stablecoin, misleadingly titled after the US Dollar. www.nytimes.com/2025/03/25/t...

I'm enjoying this talk by @lessig.bsky.social re how AI will impact the world and politics. Prof. Lessig builds on work by David Runciman that corporations are analog AIs showing that nonhuman actors can overtake human goals. Directives of AI can shape the world. www.youtube.com/live/bF6rer0...

I'm generally not very vocal on politics, but I feel strongly (1) those who favor limited government must enforce limitations of the power of the President even when politically inconvenient; (2) only Congress makes law, which the President should enforce; (3) Presidents should not take emoluments.

Perplexity submits a new bid for TikTok

Hopeful news (as someone whose dad passed of Parkinson's): an existing cancer therapy is showing promise to stop the spread of Parkinson's disease. www.sciencealert.com/parkinsons-d...

A ban on TikTok? I walk through the Supreme Court's decision to uphold the act requiring divestiture of TikTok on the grounds that there is no First Amendment protection here. Here is my three minute summary: www.youtube.com/shorts/SzMt2...

Proud of myself for doing this... A former coach. Fencing is so notorious for this issue. It's as bad as gymnastics. #metoo

Update on IP Program at CSU Law: 1) Our 2024 IP+ Conference w/ with Vaishali Udupa, Commissioner for Patents at USPTO, rocked. Video: youtu.be/5GSOMH0RQE4?... 2) CSU Law hired IP professor Mehtab Khan from Harvard’s Berkman Klein Center. 3) CSU rose nearly fifty ranks in US IP Specialty Ranking

I'm delighted to share that Ohio House legislators just passed Ohio's anti-SLAPP bill (allowing early dismissal of frivolous defamation claims). Thank you to all the state legislators who heard me out on the importance of safeguarding #FirstAmendment rights of survivors.

Sharing some oldies but goodies. While looking through my recordings for public speaking samples, I found this gem, my @Toastmasters Area 32 Winning Speech, A Little Deliccy: youtu.be/n9rEQFpZaIc?...

None of our works will endure endlessly, but somehow love feels like the most enduring and important thing that we can create in our short time on earth. Happy Thanksgiving. A poem I was reminded of this morning: Ozymandias by Percy Bysshe Shelley I'd love to get back into writing poetry.

This TEDx talk is a helpful reminder: people can choose the law; law is a program instructing society and corporations on how to operate. Kris Gledhill: Corporate law reform to save the world www.ted.com/talks/kris_g...

IP Law Starter Pack to follow. Currently it's all IP professors I love! Which other IP profs are on the app? go.bsky.app/7vF5GAi

What is a supplement that dramatically improved your life? Have you ever used a supplement to treat a medical condition? (Research for my book project about IP law, a chapter of which I'm presenting in Jan is about supplement marketing.)

Law profs and writers, what piece gave you the greatest joy during the process of writing?

Throwback to my legal article about the Federal Circuit's exclusive appellate jurisdiction in patent law. New spin: w/ courts potentially deciding more scientific issues in the coming years, should we consider a Nat'l Court of Appeals of Science under Supreme Court? papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

Reposting this because there is such a new influx. We should set intentions for use of the platform! Mine will be to connect with and speak to other professors with the hopes of contributing to cutting edge issues in the law and science.

I'm glad to see everyone here! Seems like activity is picking up. Here's to this new social network! (Pic: superhero throwback)

I dub the feeling when something is too cheery it cannot possibly be human "The Dystopian Cliff"

This feels like a version of Twitter with nicer people. I'm probably going to stick with following law professors and technology news. What topics are you planning on following here? How are you planning to use this differently from your other platforms?