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===Summary===
The science, culture and sports domain of a state promotes science, culture and sports and is headed by '''the educator'''. Only graduated citizens can be elected as the educator.
The science rules and tasks publish the official knowledge in the form of educational and encyclopedic material and promote its continuing further development. This includes practical common and profession-specific competences. Children must be educated and pass tests and challenges in their process of becoming full grown citizens. And also citizens/professionals must continually refresh their knowledge and competences. Each community has its elected and sponsored '''scientist'''.
The cultural rules and tasks conserve recognised cultural sites, habits and material and also support the continuing development. This includes practical competences in the musical, dancing, clothing, building, painting, sculpting, writing, performing or other cultural domains that may be local-specific, regional, national or international. Children must be culturally educated and perform in at least 2 cultural domains every year in the course of their education. Each community has its elected and sponsored '''artist'''.
The sports rules and tasks conserve physical training, sports and games rules and self-defense techniques material. This includes practical competences in those sports, games and defense techniques that each child must acquire and demonstrate. Official competitions are organised. Each community has its elected and sponsored '''athlete'''.
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