I suppose I'm commenting from a statistical standpoint. -In the North America there are n% recognized as super talented people and have some profound impact on

I suppose I'm commenting from a statistical standpoint. -In the North America there are n% recognized as super talented people and have some profound impact on society. -In Africa there is m% recognized super talented people and have some profound impact on society. For some reason m <<< n, and on top of that, there are many more people in Africa. So that seems like a huge waste of potential in my opinion. Now think of how much is lost just by missing one Einstein, or one Feynman... Even one of those would be an unbelievable amount of genius squandered. You're right, statistically it's possible nobody is missing out, but it's kind of unlikely.