The blueprints for the Colleges of Agriculture and Engineering were drawn in that way.
Other colleges like philosophy and linguistics were also taking shape, thanks to prestigious exiles from England. Thanks to them, the comprehensive university should be well-rounded.
The vineyard keepers bustled about, running east and west, saying they were less worried about successors, and people murmured with curiosity about the identity of the university that an angel was going to build directly on their island.
And I...
'This is not enough.'
I realized this couldn't be all.
Why was the knowledge taught in medieval universities so impractical?
It's because it was a space to fill the culture of free people. So I changed it to a space for cultivating specialists.
But is that all?
No.
Running for the sake of culture simply means running for honor and self-satisfaction.
Even with patronage, it was for someone else's honor or intellectual pleasure, not for society's needs.
