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The title of this paper has been purloined from a research report submitted in the very early 1970s to the Committee on Government Productivity (COGP), an instrument of the Province of Ontario, Canada. I cannot comment on its contents, since the paper went missing from my file cabinet; only the folder and the title remain. I can, however, say that it is a little less gloomy that the other name I was considering, a phrase from a much older anthropological narrative: “Nothing learned, and everything forgotten!”
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