I am of the opposite opinion. Yegge's problem is that he writes better than he is smart; he buys too much of his own bull. (That said, he is certainly very sma

I am of the opposite opinion. Yegge's problem is that he writes better than he is smart; he buys too much of his own bull. (That said, he is certainly very smart.) Edit: You're right, on consideration. If Yegge used writing discipline, it would not be as fun to read but have a higher signal to noise.