> Yay for not even checking Wikipedia. You should check out yourself, or better yet try to find sources that go into more detail about education in general. T

> Yay for not even checking Wikipedia. You should check out yourself, or better yet try to find sources that go into more detail about education in general. The focus in Russia was strongly on science in the form of technical progress: While education was improved in general, the number one goal was having excellent scientists who'd push the boundaries in every discipline possible. Broad, general improvements of education were an afterthought. You tried to find a wunderkind early and then give it the best career possible. > I put no timelines on any predictions nor did I make a prediction just a simple comparison to the history of the USSR. Me thinks you didn't even read the original comment. You aren't the person I replied to. > This is the exact issue that caused WW2 which didn't work out to well for the new imperialist on the block. Quite an entertaining comparison.