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And yet they made the EU. Some problems are better served by large, centralized, amortized bodies. Furthermore, Europe and the USA are so radically different c
by Tadpole9181 2y ago
And yet they made the EU. Some problems are better served by large, centralized, amortized bodies.
Furthermore, Europe and the USA are so radically different culturally and politically that the comparison isn't particularly helpful.
- like_any_other 2y ago> And yet they made the EU. Yes, but the EU-level synchronization of the individual school systems is minimal, mostly limited to establishing degree equivalences and mutual recognition. The differences between the EU and USA don't make this example - of perfectly functioning education systems in small countries - any less relevant.