Bureaucracies do one thing very well: create a paper blizzard. As a result, everybody I know has a guilt shelf, a spot, usually close to the bed, where unread memos, important mail, and other documents to be dealt with accumulate, along with yellowing back issues of the New York Times.
--Warren Bennis
--from Information Overload Anxiety
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