In comparison to East Africa's higher education, the quality level of higher education in Europe and America is higher than that in East Africa, which is a fact that cannot be changed in the short term, as East Africa lacks historical depth.
Knowledge can also be inherited, and Europe, as the birthplace of modern scientific civilization, has long accumulated a vast number of related talents, and the field of science itself has monopolistic characteristics.
In a previous life, the United States surpassed Europe by harvesting talents during the two World Wars, while in this timeline, East Africa also exerted a certain influence. Besides East Africa's massive investment in education resulting in great achievements, East Africa's proactive talent acquisition plan during this World War attracted many European talents.
