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"Know less" seems generous:

'The Big Con of the book’s title is not a crime; it’s a confidence trick. Consultancies and outsourcers, Mazzucato argues, know less than they claim, cost more than they seem to, and — over the long term — prevent the public sector developing in-house capabilities.'

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@cyrilpedia An investment in bleeding knowledge and capabilities from service agencies is seen as a good investment by authoritarians, Dominionists, MAGAs and corporate "final bosses" (those who have benefited from Citizens United). It's a coalition for hybrid warfare and do not be surprised to find Russian money exacerbating it.

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