Well, maybe frame it, poster RFC, as a civic duty. A patriotic thing to observe the machinations of how our governance works...and doesn't work. Not to mention the human-to-human responsibility of having knowledge of that which one opines on.
Today's hearing, as I read the descriptions, is about the pressure campaign by Don Trump to force Mike Pence to un-Constitutionally block the results of the election. We'll see how persuasive the witnesses can be. All of us, the Committee and us citizens, are dependent upon that.....the witnesses. Their veracity, their credibility and their circumstance of being 'in a position to know'. So, it should be interesting.
As an aside, the hearing I am most curious about is the one on the attempts to corrupt the DOJ with the installation of Jeffery Clark and the cockamamie stratagem to have the DOJ issue a letter to states that Trump lost stating that their elections were believed to be corrupt. And then what would happen? Well, Trump stated.....“Just say the election was corrupt and leave the rest to me and the Republican congressmen.”
So that hearing oughta be interesting. I expect there to be some skinned knees and maybe bloody noses. Metaphorically speaking.