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Earlwolf

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As Finland is considered to have a widely regarded education system, why is there no option to build a library in this game? Why wouldn't a country with that reputation have a building in the game that promotes education, literacy and knowledge to the CIMS? Perhaps in a future DLC, a library building option should be included. Thank you.
 
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As Finland is considered to have a widely regarded education system, why is there no option to build a library in this game? Why wouldn't a country with that reputation have a building in the game that promotes education, literacy and knowledge to the CIMS? Perhaps in a future DLC, a library building option should be included. Thank you.

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If schools and universities are for children, teens and young adults, libraries could be for adults and possibly even seniors (to the extent they do anything useful). Although it would seem adults too can go to university. Perhaps they need lower education first?

Increased happiness and increased education levels for those who missed school, or to some (very limited) degree compensate for lack of higher education.

Might even boost the effect of all education, having access to a library for research (the Internet, what's that?).