It also doesn't mean that the Author particularly enjoys or finds the topic that interesting. I've often heard that if you have a favourite topic, you should at best find a thesis topic that is adjacent or related, and I'd tend to agree.
Intelligence agencies like to study and understand the propagation of false information.
Except that Fuller wasn't a scientist and did not contribute in any way to science.
> In this day of rampant pseudoscience and distrust of scientists
Time would be better spent figuring out how evolutionary psychology manages to seem real today. We already have works on the phrenology of yesteryear.
> Intelligence agencies like to study and understand the propagation of false information.
I had no idea the CIA had an introspection department. Good for them!