Difersification for "Over Educated" traits.... (the Cultured - Erudite - Scholastic - Pedantic traits)

Cutured - Erudite and their original line are kept for the unluckiest of moments (like trying to educate a complete fool), but I propose this traits will do better... (after the Cultured trait is gained) to give them some specialisation roleplaying... as I has some toughts about Military Education, and over militaristic traits:

Military fondness
--> This man starts to certainly shown his interest in the tactical art of war... reading lots of war classics, battle poets, even Alexander's diary, and start to inspecting, overseeing, and sometimes even personally lecturing the local garrisons about military tactics, art of war, and proper coordination. At least the local men knows that he could be relied with his theories when he goes to battlefield.
Effects:
+1 command
+2 troop morale

The Art Of War
--> This men was known to spend his fortune to import some scrolls filled with mysterious symbols and pictures, and when we asked, he only said that these aren't magical scrolls, these are the Art of War, made by Sun Tzu, a great man who lived in the land next to the nomads. It doesn't matter how long he won't sleep because he was trying to decode those mysterious scrolls, he will bought more of them when the city has some treasury again.
Effects:
+2 command
+3 troop morale
-1 management

Annoying Military Analyst
--> This men has become military educated to a fault, he was constantly wrote many letters to his even more senior comrades, commenting every battle they've fought has flaws, and they should do the better with blah - blah - blah, and sending blah - blah - blah, instead of blah - blah - blah. Oh yeah, he also try to publish some of his own writings about military tactics, and he brags and insists that about 2000 years from now, his books would be highly revered as the finest book of our culture's best military historical references. That's no surprise if his fellow nobility comrades start signing a petition to let him lead a campaign as far as possible from their ears, so he can stop his habbit to write commentary letters about their actions.
Effects:
+3 command
+2 troop morale
-2 management
-1 influence