Who said you have a profusion of means and confusion ends?

The quote "You have a profusion of means and confusion ends" is a misattribution and doesn't appear to be a real quote from any known source.

It's possible:

* A misremembered quote: Perhaps a similar quote exists, and this is a misremembered version.

* A fabricated quote: Sometimes quotes are made up, and this might be one such instance.

* A quote with an unknown origin: It's possible the quote exists but hasn't been attributed to a specific source.

If you have any further context about where you encountered this quote, it might be possible to track down its origins.