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 That would explain a curious dissonance: these modernising techniques arrive and flourish, while traditional modes of working requiring skill, craftsmanship and tact are outsourced, computerised, right-sized and AI-enhanced — but yet the end product gets no less cumbersome, no faster, no leaner, and no less risky.  ''[[Tedium]] remains constant''.<ref>This may be a [[sixteenth law of worker entropy]].</ref>
-There may be fewer [[subject matter expert]]s around, but there seem to be more [[software-as-a-service]] providers, [[Master of Business Administration|MBA]]s,  [[COO]]s, [[workstream lead]]s and [[Proverbial school-leaver from Bucharest|itinerant school-leavers in call-centres on the outskirts of Brașov]].
+There may be fewer [[subject matter expert]]s around, but there seem to be more [[software-as-a-service]] providers, [[Master of Business Administration|MBA]]s,  [[COO]]s, [[workstream lead]]s and [[Proverbial school-leaver from Bucharest|itinerant school-leavers in call-centres on the outskirts of Brașov]].<ref>We present therefore the [[JC]]’s [[sixteenth law of worker entropy]] — the “[[law of conservation of tedium]]”.</ref>
-We present therefore the [[JC]]’s [[sixteenth law of worker entropy]] — the “[[law of conservation of tedium]]”:
-{{quote|The total amount of tedium in an isolated system remains constant. Tedium can be neither created nor destroyed, it can only be transformed from one form to another, or transferred from one system to another.}}
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