Not my downvote, But more realistically, there's numerous obscure unknown Americans scattered across the country who would make better leaders than anyone has

Not my downvote, But more realistically, there's numerous obscure unknown Americans scattered across the country who would make better leaders than anyone has ever seen. But these leadership positions are so lofty that unless all elements of good fortune are sequentially in place along with some recognized basic qualifications, over a career-defining number of years, no one else aspiring to such a position has very much of a chance to show what a naturally higher performer could accomplish the more there is at stake. The potentially better leaders who have not benefitted from many, or any at all, of the milestone selective opportunities needed for rapid advancement over a single lifetime, or those who have suffered bad fortune instead, might as well be behind a water buffalo their dang self. Even if they are regular ordinary Americans, quite comfortable by international standards, with not a foot in the rice paddy. Their chance is still nil. And I'm talking about the virtual handful that could truly walk right into a top position and outperform the status quo hands down. When it comes to economics, children having a natural ability to derive equations without training are just as likely to be born into an uneducated family background at the same rate that such a background or culture exists at the time. Even without education some people whose ancestors have always been behind a water buffalo since ancient history are still around. Among them always have been those whose brain fills with complex concepts more advanced than most PhDs anyway, these can just be different concepts to a good extent.