German universities were the best in the world prior to WW2. After total economical (and therefore political) submission to the US, UK, and France, their universities became mediocre (with some exemptions). Is that an accident or a purpose?
Science, technology, and the military are connected to a high degree. With the domination in these areas, you are dominant in business and the world order.
So you think that I want to tell you America somehow manipulates with quality of those universities? Am I a nut? No, this is exactly what is happening.
One unnamed secret service that was subpar before WW2 started dominating all the parts of German society. And with strong political influence behind its back, they just made sure the German universities didn’t make it.
They are set not to make it. And given the fact, the US exerts enormous influence over the world they just make sure their scientists make those discoveries and other countries don’t.
There is an exemption and that is all the Anglo-Saxon world (the UK, Australia and New Zealand). But this world is interconnected with the US.
Other means how to secure the country’s science is bad lies in leaving the country in turmoil and underdeveloped (India). The second way is to try (when it cannot do it to the full degree) to manipulate with country’s shadow eminences (China or Finland).
But I also must notice that the majority of world countries have culture, political and economical systems so bad that they cannot compete with the US science.
But imagine these Indian or Chinese Einsteins winning so many Nobel prizes. No, everything goes to the anglophone world.
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