An open invitation to all those young (or geriatric) academics who are interested in #pseudolaw. I'm not going to claim I'm the lead investigator in this subject area. But I think I'm pretty near the top of the list. There is SO much work to be done in relation to pseudolaw ideas, leaders, and populations. Neither myself nor the other investigators operating in this subject area are ever going to run out of materials, questions, and topics. (We may run out of sanity points, but that's another issue.) (Oh wait, I'm already lost into the depths of evil, so forget that question.) First, if you want to study this stuff, do it! There's a damned good chance you will be a trailblazer. Second, if you ever have questions, or are looking for resources? Ask me. I don't own this space, and I'd love to have more peers with whom to exchange observations and ideas. I also think you'll find the other investigators in this domain are equally receptive. They're good people. Pseudolaw studies are a neat space. I'm happy to say when I deal with my fellow investigators in this area, we usually have lovely collaborative discussions. I'll probably not ever know these people first-hand and in person. (And that's annoying.) But I'll simply conclude - they're a very decent lot. And if you're a fellow digger? I'm looking forward to meeting you, too.