Includes a response by John P. McDonald. rroject: Knowledge 2000, a conference organized by the National
Science Foundation, was a unique event as well as an experiment. This was
the first time that the foundation, essentially a grant-awarding agency, assumed
the responsibility for creating and executing a program that it had
originated. It was an attempt to discover, if possible, the knowledge needs
and requirements for the country in the next twenty-five years by the year
2001. Knowledge was defined in the broadest sense: as information organized
so as to influence decision-making and to improve the decision-making process.
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