How did Germany plan to "conquer the World" in World War 1?

"Imperial Germany was an ambitious empire. The Germans just united in the second half of the 19th Century and gained vast respect from the rest of the continent, and the world, as a scientific and industrial superpower; racking up 20 Nobel Prizes between 1901 through 1918 alone, spanning the categories of Medicine, Chemistry, Physics, and Literature. The year before the outbreak of World War One, Imperial Germany also boasted the largest economy in Continental Europe and placed only third behind the United States and the British Empire on the world scale. With a robust military and rapidly prospering home status, the German Empire was ready for even more success and power, and that is exactly what they would aim to take…"

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