Piero Bosio Social Web Site Personale

@aeva you can tax 29% with no negative consequences for precisely as long as it takes between then and the first people complaining about it

@aeva depending on which dlcs you may or may not have, there can also be ways of zoning industries to require higher educated workers

so if for some reason you need to absorb a large number of them, you can zone these somewhere and make sure everyone can reach them

@aeva it may not be enough, or it might, i'm not sure, but my understanding of how library works is that any citizen can choose randomly to go there, and regardless of whether or not they're in the phase of life to attain a normal education, it can educate them by one level

so, you can indeed end up with highly educated without a university, but the numbers aren't particularly high

@aeva oh

to answer your question, yes,

but the need for such workers is proportional to the development level of the sector in question, which is determined by service coverage

...but i usually just accept that i will have doctors plowing fields and this works out fine for me?

@aeva you can get more educated workers before the appropriate unlock by exploiting libraries accessible by mass transit,

@whitequark me: "aren't you typically known for burying these so rainwater will leach tannins and you can eat them later"
this squirrel: