We here @ "Outsiders" were amazed when we saw this from Germany courtesy of Professor Turley:
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![Coat_of_arms_of_Germany.svg](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/proxy/AVvXsEg2_HACDROW4tDUSBpVzSZ5H-TA6lEqz7iXp2VVBtI6iLCwFECeda0P2T9kEPz0u5qqkhn1c0Mb8dSzfO8l7mkHouBA5lsP3DjrTBYd2e0Rq9NT0iKdBbOp3U0P3I6VgwapIKJNqlFASFkqIuD3F-ydT7PwJLWURqP164w7E3_2XfF5Lre27wZAOz_moW2PlCEfIiFRQH-l=s0-d-e1-ft) Germany has long shown far greater foresight than the United States in the investment into science, infrastructure, and alternative energy -- investments that are now giving the country huge returns as a leading economic system. With a decision of Lower Saxony, the German have now shown precisely how serious they are about keeping the country as one of the most educated in the world: they have eliminated all college and university tuition. The Germans view education as not just a right, but an essential component for continued growth.
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This is quite an indictment of the state of education in the United States today. It is part of why this Channel was launched to get a sense of what is going on around the World and in turn assess a sense of transformation that is necessary for change in our World Today.
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