Here is the full report, via the hyper-productive Tyler Cowen. So, should airports have the right to make noise, or should residential neighbors have the right to silence?
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Sort of like 3 readers leaving 90 percent of the comments on a blog! 🙂
Good one! Indeed, even on the more popular blogs that I follow (like marginal revolution, Volokh conspiracy, and the big questions), I’ve noticed how a disproportionate fraction of the total comments are from a small subset of followers
P.S. I’m lucky to have those three readers (including my mom and my wife)!