Investigate plays great on its, but its multitudinous interactions make it more than the sum of its parts, and those successes have been replicated again and again over the years as more artifact tokens have been added to the game
Control decks might have played a copy or two when it was legal in Standard, since instant-speed card draw is always at a premium in control decks, but it's still just a random uncommon and fairly close to replacement level
The mill ability is not the greatest, it has no evasion, and Id hate to pay seven mana to make my opponent discard one card if they have three in hand
Does Dredge Count as Mill
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This deck is also an extremely good home for effects like Grave Pact, Attrition and Dictate of Erebos but besides the price tag, those may have an even greater social cost you should consider before adding them