John Flood's Random Academic Thoughts (RATs), published by Griffith University, features reflections and analyses on diverse legal and academic topics. The blog discusses issues such as legal technology failures, client perceptions in family law cases, the adoption of decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) by law firms, and the impact of public health crises on legal monitoring and privacy. It also includes personal and professional insights related to the legal profession and academia. The content often intersects law with technology, professional practice, and societal challenges, providing a platform for scholarly commentary and critique.