Hannah Ferguson

So Hubbard decides to register Scientology as a religion.

And it makes sense with the direction of the organization and protects his interests legally.

He even tells his followers that moving the science to a religion is entirely a matter for accountants and solicitors.

So now we have Scientology as a religion.

Well, that's what's interesting about, like, the fact-checking a current mythology.

Yeah.

Because you could make sense of, like, Greek mythology, whatever it is, because there was no means of knowing better at the time.

Yeah, that's what's like hard to wrap your head around with this.

It's like, but the science was readily available to disprove this, you know?

There's...

No.

I do think every religion does this to an extent.

It's hard to see it.

Yeah, but the people that are door knocking because they believe would be the same as these auditors.

Yeah.

There's always some... Yeah, fascinating.

Step two, instill control over your followers through fear.

This is kind of like, what's that book?

How to Win Friends and Involve People.

I knew it instantly.