Structured as a means to facilitate higher thinking, the Berlin Circle will be a government sponsored platform for scientists, philosophers, and in some sections military advisers. The idea of this is to promote free-thinking and allow for new ideas to be brought up and potentially implemented in society. The Berlin Circle is unified by the aim of making philosophy scientific with the help of modern logic. The idea for main topics are the foundational debates in the natural and social sciences, logic and mathematics; the modernization of empiricism by modern logic; the search for an empiricist criterion of meaning; the critique of metaphysics and the unification of the sciences in the unity of science.

While many may roll their eyes at this sort of forum, the Prussian government understands the importance of having a platform for this discussion. It could seem higher level thinking with little effects in modern society, but even some breakthroughs could be critical in the progress of the Prussian state and the German people.

In a parallel move, several new universities will be constructed throughout Prussia. While the focus of the new institutions will be primarily in Brandenburg lands, there are some planned for the former Polish territories. The hope from these universities is to improve the literacy and education rates in Prussia. Some of them will be specialized with math and science being their primary focus. Others will be military academies, while others will specialize in a vast array of subjects in order to promote diversity in our Kingdom. A well educated people will make for a stronger state, and a stronger state means more ambition for growth and development.

While the big move is the building of the schools, the initiative is to also have state sponsoring of education in order to ensure that the youth is able to attend school and be literate. Education of the youth is critical in ensuring the future of the state. For this reason the initiatives also must target the youth.