I'm no rocket scientist, but I think I am being lied to here. First, the page is NOT blank and secondly, if you don't have anything more to say then why print a page declaring just that? Why not move on to the next subject matter instead of inserting a supposedly blank page that is indeed not blank?
Considering that our government prints millions and maybe even billions of pages of documents each year, couldn't we save a considerable amount of money by not printing these supposedly blank pages? A typical box of 20 pound copy paper costs about .007 cents per sheet. Multiply that by a billion or two and you've saved a few dollars.
This is a pet peeve of mine, much like putting a gallon of milk at the grocery store into a plastic shopping bag which has a tensile strength of wet doo doo and through which I am going to grab the convenient and computer designed milk jug handle anyway.
What can I say, it's Monday. Ain't much going on.
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